LITEON Technology Showcases AI Infrastructure Solutions at Datacloud Global Congress

Jun 9, 2025
LITEON Technology has introduced its high-performance AI infrastructure solutions at the Datacloud Global Congress in Cannes, France, featuring advanced power management and energy solutions.

LITEON Technology has introduced its high-performance AI infrastructure solutions at the Datacloud Global Congress in Cannes, France, announced in a press release. The company showcased a range of innovative power management solutions designed to meet the growing computational and energy management demands of the AI era.

Among the solutions presented were enterprise energy management systems, a 33kW power shelf compatible with the NVIDIA GB300 NVL72 platform, a 20kW Capacitor Shelf, and a 72kW high-efficiency Backup Battery Unit (BBU). These offerings are aimed at supporting customers in integrating AI infrastructure effectively.

LITEON, with over 40 years of experience in power system design and manufacturing, emphasized its commitment to providing integrated solutions that encompass power management, mechanical design, and thermal management. The company's participation in the event marks a significant step in expanding its presence in the European market and forging connections within the industry ecosystem.

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