Data centers are the backbone of modern technology, supporting the vast computational power required by AI applications. However, this comes with significant challenges, particularly in managing the heat generated by dense, high-performance servers. Effective cooling and power management are crucial to maintaining operational efficiency and reducing energy consumption.

Exploring Challenges and Solutions in Data Center Cooling and Power Management

In an in-depth panel discussion hosted by The AI Summit, industry experts, including Omdia Analyst Vlad Galabov and Klaus Dinger from Legrand, explore the critical challenges and innovative solutions for data center cooling solutions and power management in the rapidly evolving AI era. The panel delves into the different types of cooling systems, the evolution of server densities, and the importance of flexible, future-proof data center designs.

Key Topics Covered

The Impact of AI on Data Center Power Density and Cooling Requirements

Discover how innovative cooling solutions and advanced airflow management can address the challenges posed by increasing power density and cooling requirements due to AI advancements.

Strategies for Optimizing Airflow Management

Understand the critical role that cabinet airflow management plays in enhancing cooling efficiency and optimizing power consumption within data centers.

The Latest Advancements in Cooling Solutions

Learn about the role of different cooling technologies and how to effectively integrate them into existing data center architectures to improve overall performance.

Key Considerations When Selecting the Right Solution

Recognize the importance of designing a facility for scalability and flexibility to meet future needs, ensuring long-term efficiency and adaptability.

Upgrading Existing Data Centers for High-Density AI Workloads

Explore how to implement hybrid cooling solutions and cabinet airflow management solutions to enhance efficiency and support the demands of high-density AI workloads.

Watch the On-Demand session recording to learn from experts and stay ahead in the rapidly evolving data center industry.