InfraPartners Launches Advanced Research and Engineering Division

InfraPartners has announced the launch of its Advanced Research and Engineering division, unveiling the Upgradeable Data CenterTM in its first white paper.

InfraPartners has announced the launch of its Advanced Research and Engineering division, unveiling the Upgradeable Data CenterTM in its first white paper, according to Global Newswire. This new function, led by Bal Aujla, aims to drive innovation in AI data center solutions by assembling a team of experts from Europe and the US.

The Upgradeable Data CenterTM is a new design philosophy that emphasizes flexibility and rapid refresh cycles, allowing data centers to evolve with technological advancements. This approach addresses the challenges posed by the rapid pace of AI innovation and GPU technology changes, ensuring that data center investments remain resilient and sustainable.

InfraPartners' strategy involves building 80% of the data center offsite, which helps mitigate industry challenges such as skilled labor shortages and power constraints. The company plans to foster collaboration with industry experts and regulators to advance digital infrastructure capabilities globally.

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