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AI data centre design
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What’s a data centre reference design?
Our Data Centre Reference Designs represent how physical infrastructure systems are configured and laid out. They specify which components to use. The designs cover electrical, mechanical, and IT space systems.
AI reference design with liquid cooling
Collaborating with Nvidia, we address new needs for increased power densities with a validated reference architecture, helping to deploy modern AI clusters at scale. Explore our full facility reference designs for Nvidia’s DGX SuperPOD of GB200 NVL72 racks.
Modular data centre AI reference design
Modular data centre solutions address the needs of both hyperscale and edge use cases to handle the AI revolution. They provide the infrastructure, electrical power, and cooling necessary to achieve strategic AI goals.
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How can you benefit from our EcoStruxure Data Centre Reference Designs?
Our data centre designs are validated and documented plans for how physical infrastructure systems are configured and laid out. They specifically describe which components to use. The standardised documentation makes it easier for data centre project teams to agree on key project parameters of data centre planning such as data centre power capacity, rack power density, power and mechanical redundancy, efficiency, and cost. Data Centre Reference Designs offer a great starting point for both new and retrofit data centre projects. They simplify and accelerate the early planning phase of projects to get to the detailed design phase faster and with fewer errors and rework during the data centre engineering process.