Emerson Electric Launches DeltaV Automation Platform for AI Data Centers

Aug 3, 2026
Emerson Electric has introduced its DeltaV Automation Platform for Data Centers to manage power, cooling, and other critical infrastructure for AI scale facilities.

Emerson Electric has introduced its DeltaV Automation Platform for Data Centers to manage power, cooling, and other critical infrastructure for AI scale facilities, the company said in a press release.

The platform decouples hardware and software so project teams can work in parallel. It also standardizes equipment level and facility wide control for data center systems.

DeltaV provides a unified monitoring and control layer across thermal, mechanical, and electrical subsystems. Emerson said the system can respond in real time to changes in power and cooling loads.

The platform includes embedded AI technologies that provide operational insights for data center teams. It is designed to support visibility and control across large data center environments.

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