Delta Electronics Unveils AI Data Center Solutions at COMPUTEX 2025

May 21, 2025
Delta Electronics has introduced comprehensive solutions for AI data centers at COMPUTEX 2025, featuring a containerized data center and HVDC power solutions.

Delta Electronics has introduced comprehensive solutions for AI data centers at COMPUTEX 2025, announced in a press release. The company showcased its AI containerized data center solution, which integrates power, cooling, and IT equipment into a 20-foot container designed for edge computing. This solution aims to provide rapid deployment and scalability, making it suitable for remote areas and enterprise edge nodes.

Delta also unveiled its 800V High Voltage Direct Current (HVDC) power architecture solutions, which are designed to meet the growing power demands of AI computing. These solutions include a microgrid system that enhances grid resilience and optimizes energy efficiency. Additionally, Delta's in-rack cooling solutions, certified for NVIDIA GB200 NVL72, offer robust thermal support for next-generation chips.

The company's exhibition at COMPUTEX 2025 highlights its commitment to sustainable AI, featuring innovations in power and thermal management that aim to reduce energy conversion stages and minimize total energy loss. Delta's solutions are designed to enhance the energy efficiency of AI data centers, supporting a sustainable AI future.

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