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Vertiv launches Vertiv 360AI in EMEA, offering high-density power and cooling solutions to meet the demands of AI, from edge to data centers. (Image source: Vertiv)

Vertiv, a worldwide provider of essential digital infrastructure and continuity solutions, is reshaping the data center landscape with the introduction of its new high-density infrastructure solutions portfolio, Vertiv 360AI

This suite is engineered to meet the escalating power and cooling demands of AI and is now accessible throughout Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA). The Vertiv 360AI range is crafted to expedite AI implementations of varying magnitudes, from rack solutions suitable for test pilots and Edge AI to comprehensive data centers dedicated to AI model training.

The surge in AI and accelerated computing has led to an unparalleled need for power and cooling, with projections indicating rack densities could soar to as much as 500kW per rack. Consequently, the intricacies of power and cooling infrastructure design and implementation have intensified. Vertiv 360AI offers a straightforward solution for powering and cooling AI, encompassing an extensive array of power, cooling, and service solutions that tackle the intricate issues spawned by the AI revolution. The Vertiv 360AI suite encompasses verified designs and pre-fabricated solutions that leverage Vertiv’s extensive knowledge, thereby streamlining design processes.

Karsten Winther, Vertiv’s president for Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA), expressed excitement about the expansion, “After the successful launch in North America, we’re thrilled to bring the new Vertiv 360AI portfolio to EMEA and boost our customers’ AI plans. Our solutions provide a streamlined approach for scalable AI infrastructure, addressing the evolving challenges posed by high-performance computing. Vertiv 360AI is designed to help accelerate retrofits of air-cooled edge and enterprise data centres, as well as the development of hyperscale greenfield projects.”

Moreover, Vertiv 360AI introduces prefabricated modular solutions that facilitate AI deployment without disrupting current operations or occupying additional floorspace. The initial offerings from Vertiv 360AI can manage and moderate over 130kW per rack and feature designs that are fine-tuned for retrofitting purposes.

The Vertiv 360AI portfolio will be showcased throughout the EMEA leg of the Vertiv AI Solutions Innovation Roadshow.

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