Schneider Electric and Nvidia are collaboratively developing advanced cooling and management systems for AI datacenters as part of the EU's AI action plan. Announced at Nvidia's GTC Paris event, this partnership aims to support high-density racks of up to 1 MW and is aligned with the European Commission's initiative to establish AI factories across Europe. Schneider's latest offerings include the EcoStruxure Pod Data Center, designed for rapid deployment of AI workloads, and improved racks and power distribution units to meet the increasing demands of AI infrastructure.
"Together, we've seen tremendous success in deploying next-generation power and liquid cooling solutions, purpose-built for AI datacenters," said Schneider chief exec Olivier Blum in a canned remark.
Schneider unveiled additions to its EcoStruxure portfolio that are aimed increasingly at power-dense AI clusters, including pre-fabricated, scalable datacenter pods.
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