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Delta Electronics Unveils Energy-Saving Solutions for Sustainable AI at OCP Global Summit 2026

Delta Electronics, recognized as a frontrunner in power management and innovative green technologies, is set to unveil its cutting-edge Grid-to-Chip infrastructure solutions during the OCP Global Summit 2026. Scheduled for October 12 to 15 in San Jose, California, this event will spotlight Delta's commitment to sustainability in AI-related technologies.

The company's presentation will highlight a comprehensive range of energy-saving innovations, including Solid-State Transformer (SST)-enabled microgrids, integrated Solid Oxide Fuel Cell (SOFC) systems, as well as advanced power management systems and next-gen cooling solutions. These technologies are designed to enhance the efficiency, resilience, and sustainability of high-density AI infrastructures, which are crucial for modern enterprises.

Embracing Sustainable AI Infrastructure

In the face of increasing AI computing demands, data center operators face the challenge of aligning energy supply, power delivery, and thermal management to support expanded capacity. Delta Electronics aims to connect these vital infrastructure components through its extensive Grid-to-Chip portfolio, catering to cloud service providers, data center operators, and businesses alike. Austin Tseng, President of Delta Electronics Americas, emphasized the necessity of an integrated approach: "Building sustainable AI infrastructure requires energy, power delivery, and cooling to work together... By combining power and cooling expertise with robust energy solutions, we empower clients to effectively manage AI infrastructure sustainably and efficiently."

Resilient Energy Solutions for Sustainable Operations

Delta's Grid-to-Chip portfolio incorporates cutting-edge technologies that address contemporary power constraints. Featuring SST-enabled microgrid solutions, the company integrates SOFC systems that facilitate on-site energy generation alongside efficient energy storage methods and intelligent control systems. This integration fosters a resilient and adaptable energy infrastructure, optimized for reliable AI deployment, while also accelerating the time to achieve operational readiness.

By aligning energy planning with downstream cooling and power requirements, Delta assists operators in synchronizing infrastructure development with available energy resources and phased expansion strategies.

Next-Gen Power Delivery for Advanced AI Systems

During the summit, Delta will present an array of high-efficiency power solutions tailored for various architectures. This collection includes AC/DC and DC/DC power shelves, as well as delivery solutions designed for the growing power demands of high-density AI systems. These innovations extend Delta's emphasis on efficiency across power conversion and distribution, enabling clients to mitigate infrastructure losses while adapting power delivery to evolving rack designs.

Advanced Liquid Cooling Technologies

Accompanying its power infrastructure technologies, Delta plans to showcase liquid cooling solutions that span across various levels of AI infrastructure, from rows and racks to boards and chips. Among the highlights will be Delta's 3MW GoCool liquid cooling solution, which combines high-efficiency CDU systems with modular piping designed for easy installation.

The Project Deschutes Open In-Row CDU, developed to support AI and hyperscale data centers, is designed for high performance, providing up to 2 MW of cooling at low approach temperatures. This dynamic system boasts features such as N+1 sealless pumps and dual power supplies for enhanced reliability and straightforward maintenance procedures.

Delta also anticipates the mass production of the Project Deschutes Open CDU starting in Q1 2027, offering clients cutting-edge technology for their cooling needs.

Engage with Delta at OCP Global Summit 2026

Delta’s participation in the OCP Global Summit includes speaking sessions focused on the intersection of power, cooling, and energy solutions that foster efficient, resilient AI infrastructures. The sessions will cover topics such as "Delta 800 VDC Power and Cooling Solutions for Data Centers" and "Microgrids at Scale: Resilient Power Infrastructure for AI Data Centers."

Visit Delta at Booth #B5 to explore how their integrated energy, power, and cooling solutions can revolutionize the next generation of AI data centers. For more details on their offerings, please refer to Delta's dedicated event page for the OCP Global Summit 2026.

About Delta Electronics (Americas)

Based in Fremont, California, Delta Electronics (Americas) is a subsidiary of Delta Electronics, Inc. (TWSE 2308), a leader in power management and innovative green technologies. With nearly 40 years in the Americas, Delta provides smart energy-saving solutions across sectors including data centers, renewable energy systems, industrial automation, and more. More information can be found on their website.