Vertiv Releases Enterprise AI Infrastructure Guide

Oct 14, 2026
Vertiv released a guide that helps enterprises match AI workloads with deployment locations and physical infrastructure. The framework covers facility readiness, infrastructure models, and reference designs.
Vertiv Releases Enterprise AI Infrastructure Guide

Vertiv and Deloitte introduced a collaboration focused on moving enterprise AI workloads into production, Vertiv said in a press release. The collaboration includes a deployment guide developed by Vertiv and infrastructure research firm STL Partners.

The guide uses a four step process. Organizations define the business outcome and workload, assess operating requirements, select a deployment location, and match the workload with an infrastructure model and reference design.

It groups AI workloads into six categories covering model development, retraining, and production uses. These workloads can be matched with edge, small, large, or high density AI clusters based on power, cooling, connectivity, resilience, operating capacity, and space for growth.

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