06/05/2026Delta Debuts Prefabricated AI Modular Data Center Solution at COMPUTEX 2026 to Reduce Deployment Time by Up to 60%
Delta, a global leader in power management and smart green solutions, is participating in COMPUTEX 2026 under the theme “Superior Efficiency, Shaping Sustainable AI” to demonstrate its cutting-edge technologies for high-performance, MW-scale, and high-density data centers. A key highlight is the newly launched Prefabricated AI Modular Data Center Solution, which reduces the deployment time of data centers by up to 60% (*). The showcase also boasts a broad spectrum of next-generation power, cooling, and microgrid solutions for the HVDC power architectures of ultra-modern AI data centers, as well as innovative physical and edge AI applications in smart manufacturing and smart buildings built on NVIDIA Omniverse libraries for enhanced productivity and energy conservation. Ping Cheng, Delta’s Chairman and CEO, underscored, “As the scale of AI data centers continues to increase, the resulting massive power demand poses significant challenges to conventional power grids. Energy efficiency and power stability improvements have become top priorities, accelerating the adoption of microgrids. Leveraging years of deep technical expertise in power, thermal management, and infrastructure, Delta’s innovative solutions are uniquely positioned to address the high efficiency, energy resilience, and rapid deployment demands of our customers’ large-scale AI cloud and enterprise data centers.” Shan-Shan Guo, Delta’s Chief Brand Officer, said, “The widespread adoption of AI is expanding the demand for eco-friendly and innovative infrastructure across a plethora of industries. This is why we are presenting at COMPUTEX this year a broad spectrum of solutions for diverse scenarios—from prefabricated solutions that accelerate the deployment of AI computing power to physical and edge AI applications where AI extends beyond data centers and into factories, buildings, and transportation. On Delta’s 55th anniversary, we remain committed to advancing a new era of sustainable AI alongside our worldwide partners through our leading-edge portfolio of smart, energy-saving solutions.” Prefabricated AI Data Center Solutions Kelvin Huang, VP and General Manager of Delta's ICT Infrastructure Business Group, said, “Traditional data center construction models can no longer meet the stringent speed and high-density requirements of the AI era. The prefabricated data center showcased this year streamlines complexity through a modular design. By completing pre-assembly and testing at the factory, the deployment time is reduced by as much as 60%, allowing enterprises to bring computing power online in the shortest time possible. Furthermore, it significantly reduces PUE, providing customers with a high-efficiency, sustainable, and scalable foundation for AI computing.” Delta’s prefabricated solutions integrate 800VDC In-Row Power and the industry-leading 3MW liquid cooling systems to overcome the structural transitions and thermal challenges of high-density AI racks. They serve as the optimal choice for hyperscalers and enterprises looking to expand their AI infrastructure. HVDC Power Architecture and Next-Generation Cooling Solutions Ares Chen, VP and General Manager of Delta’s Power and System Business Group, remarked, "With the rapid evolution of AI and high-density computing, traditional AC-DC power architectures are expected to reach their limits within the next one to two years. High-voltage DC designs centered on HVDC have emerged as a critical solution to minimize distribution losses and maximize energy efficiency. Delta leads the industry with our comprehensive 'Grid-to-Chip' solutions. Our latest 800VDC In-Row Power Solution enables flexible deployment of power and battery backup modules directly within the rack. This approach optimizes space and cooling while bolstering system resilience and scalability—establishing the essential power foundation for the future of AI computing." Under the HVDC architecture, Delta’s advanced thermal portfolio spans from the row level down to the chip level. Key highlights include the 800VDC 2.4MW Liquid-to-Liquid Cooling Distribution Unit (LTL CDU), designed with 25kW HVDC electric pumps that achieve N+1 redundancy and hot-swappable functionality to support zero downtime targets. For air-cooling systems running on HVDC, Delta showcases its brand-new HVDC fans. At the chip level, Delta provides a new cold plate design for NVIDIA Vera Rubin NVL72, alongside next-generation cooling technologies utilizing advanced thermal transfer materials and micro-channel lid structures. Physical and Edge AI The physical and edge AI zone highlights AI digital twins built with NVIDIA Omniverse libraries and their tangible advantages in building automation and smart manufacturing applications. In smart manufacturing, Delta’s AIoT platform Line Manager and DIATwin system, both integrated with NVIDIA Omniverse libraries, have been successfully implemented in the AI server power supply production lines at Delta’s Thailand plant. For building automation, this technology creates highly realistic virtual environments and enables predictive AI. This allows for proactive energy management that achieves 20% energy savings while maintaining optimal indoor comfort. Note (*): Compared to traditional technologies.
