Jun 6, 2025 · ABB has unveiled its latest uninterruptible power supply (UPS) system — the AI-ready MegaFlex UL UPS for 415V 60 Hz applications — designed to meet the evolving load
Santiago, Chile [May 11th, 2023] - Vertiv (NYSE: VRT), a global provider of critical digital infrastructure and continuity solutions, today introduced the Vertiv™ Liebert ® GXE, an online
Some clear trends emerge, notably that centralized UPS systems will likely continue to dominate in data centers with at least 1 megawatt of IT capacity, especially in those owned by enterprises and colocation providers.
Data centers require power supply solutions that are modular, scalable and custom-fitted, which is exactly what we've developed our mtu power solutions to be. From standby and continuous power to co- and trigeneration solutions for uninterruptible and continuous power supply for your data center.
Data center power availability is equally critical. The energy needs of data centers are complex, time-sensitive and very specific. Data centers require power supply solutions that are modular, scalable and custom-fitted, which is exactly what we've developed our mtu power solutions to be.
Through 2025, few core data centers are likely to adopt novel electrical approaches, such as medium-voltage UPS, despite the advantages. Distributed uninterruptible power systems with batteries will also likely remain niche due to technical and commercial risk, either perceived or real.
Power infrastructure requirements in data centers will be shaped by several factors in the coming years. For many, power architectures will be driven by pressure to lower capex without additional risk, while for others, regulatory concerns or changing customer requirements will play an increasingly prominent role.
Study participants by data center type Respondents either provide input into decisions or had or shared responsibility for decisions regarding their organization’s plans — either underway or under investigation — for their data centers’ power protection requirements, specifically for 3-phase UPS systems.
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