[Cannes, June 5-6, 2024] Huawei, as an exhibitor of a DataCloud Global Congress 2024, unveiled its latest innovations in data center technology. During this event Huawei demonstrated its commitment to advancing data center solutions, highlighting several groundbreaking products.
During the panel discussion on "The future of the Data Centers: how are we keeping with AI and HPC," Sanjay Kumar Sainani, Global Senior Vice President and CTO of Huawei Data Center Business, shared his insights on the future of the data center industry. He emphasized critical aspects necessary for success in this rapidly evolving field: “Gigawatt scale data centers will require a holistic approach from fragment to rack to building. standardization will help to enable deployment at scale with a focus on energy availability, efficiency, cost, schedule, and carbon footprint.”
Among the showcased technologies were PowerPOD 3.0, SmartLi 3.0, EHU indirect evaporative cooling solution, charging and battery storage, and other GSSR-based solutions for small, medium, and large data centers.
PowerPOD 3.0: This latest iteration of Huawei's power distribution unit offers enhanced efficiency and reliability, catering to the growing demands of modern data centers.
SmartLi 3.0: An advanced lithium-ion battery solution, SmartLi 3.0 is designed for leading energy storage and management, ensuring uninterrupted power supply and improved performance.
These cutting-edge products are Green, Sustainable, Safe and Reliable (GSSR), tailored for small, medium, and large data centers. Huawei's participation in the DataCloud Global Congress underscores its ongoing dedication to technological innovation and excellence in the data center facility sector.
The exhibition not only highlighted Huawei's technological prowess but also its continuous efforts to explore and implement new solutions that meet the evolving needs of data centers worldwide. As data demands grow, Huawei remains at the forefront, offering reliable, efficient, and sustainable solutions to power the future of data centers.
