How Delta and Siemens Are Shaping Next-Gen Power Solutions for Data Centers

Delta Electronics has partnered with Siemens Smart Infrastructure to advance how next-generation data center solutions are designed and deployed. Together, both brands are combining their strengths to deliver prefabricated, modular power solutions that enable faster, more efficient, and more predictable data center expansion.

As demand for data centers accelerates, driven by AI, cloud computing, and digital transformation, operators face growing pressure to expand capacity while managing energy efficiency, cost, and sustainability. Traditional data center construction methods can be time-consuming and complex. Through this collaboration, Delta and Siemens address these challenges by offering factory-built, pre-tested power infrastructure that can be rapidly deployed on site.

The joint solution integrates Delta’s expertise in power electronics, including UPS systems, batteries, and thermal management, with Siemens’ capabilities in electrical distribution and engineering. Delivered as modular SKIDs and eHouses, the systems are assembled and tested off-site before deployment. This approach reduces on-site installation time, improves reliability, and simplifies project execution for customers.

By combining modular design with a plug-and-play deployment model, the collaboration enables data center projects to be completed significantly faster, while optimising space usage and lowering overall capital and environmental costs. These benefits are increasingly important as operators look to build AI-ready infrastructure that is both scalable and energy efficient.

Overall, the Delta-Siemens partnership reflects the importance of collaboration to tackle complex infrastructure challenges. By aligning complementary capabilities, Delta continues to strengthen its ability to deliver integrated, future-ready solutions while supporting customers’ long-term performance and sustainability goals.

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