[Singapore, September 29, 2026] — Huawei Digital Power participated in Data Center World Asia (DCWA) 2026, held from September 29–30 at Marina Bay Sands Expo and Convention Centre, Singapore, joining industry leaders and ecosystem partners to explore the future development of AI data centers (AIDC). The event brought together key stakeholders across the AIDC ecosystem, including colocation providers, power industry leaders, consulting firms and design institutes, system integrators, industry organizations, and technology partners, creating a collaborative platform to exchange insights and accelerate the advancement of intelligent computing infrastructure. With more than 50% of attendees comprising C-level decision makers, the event highlighted the growing strategic importance of AI infrastructure transformation among industry leaders.
During the event, Steve Kim, President of Data Center Facility & Critical Power Marketing, Sales and Services, Huawei Digital Power, delivered a keynote speech introducing Huawei’s vision for the next-generation Grid-Interactive AIDC, under the theme “Maximizing Tokens Per Watt.” He highlighted that AI is transforming data centers from traditional support infrastructure into “Token factories” that produce intelligence and digital value, making energy efficiency, reliability, and sustainability critical success factors. As AI workloads drive higher-density computing, greater power demand, and more dynamic load fluctuations, future AIDC must evolve beyond being passive energy consumers into intelligent, grid-interactive energy nodes. Steve introduced Huawei’s “3+1” innovation framework — Watt, Heat, Bit, and construction mode transformation — to enable more efficient power systems, intelligent thermal management, AI-driven operations, and faster productized delivery. Through integrated solutions across renewable energy, grid interaction, energy storage, UPS, liquid cooling, and intelligent management platforms, Huawei aims to build AIDC infrastructure that delivers higher reliability, greater energy efficiency, faster deployment, and stronger grid support — enabling every watt to generate more Tokens and powering the AI era forward.
The exhibition area at DCWA 2026 showcased Huawei’s latest AIDC solutions and innovations across four key areas, demonstrating how Huawei enables next-generation AI infrastructure with higher efficiency, reliability, and scalability:
• GW-Level AIDC Architecture: Showcasing Huawei’s vision and immersive experience for large-scale AIDC deployment, including the 50MW AIDC Sandbox.
• Smart Power Supply (Grid to Chip): Featuring diversified power architectures and solutions including Outdoor/Indoor PowerPOD, SmartLi 5.0, Taishan UPS, and Hengshan UPS Module, supporting efficient and reliable power delivery for AI workloads.
• Smart Thermal Management (Chip to Outdoor): Demonstrating Huawei’s intelligent cooling innovations, including the MW-level Thermal Management Unit (TMU), to address high-density AI computing requirements.
• AI-Enabled Data Center Operations: Highlighting AI-driven capabilities for improved energy efficiency, safety management, and intelligent operations.
Through demonstrations and technical exchanges, Huawei highlighted how integrated digital power technologies can support the evolving requirements of AI workloads and enable more reliable, sustainable, and agile data center infrastructure.
As AI applications continue to accelerate, data centers are evolving from traditional computing facilities into “token factories” that produce AI intelligence. Huawei believes that the future competitiveness of AIDC will depend not only on computing capacity, but also on how efficiently, reliably, and sustainably energy can be transformed into computing value. Through innovations in digital power, grid interaction, energy storage, thermal management, and intelligent operations, Huawei is committed to helping the industry build next-generation AIDC infrastructure that maximizes tokens per watt and powers the sustainable growth of the AI era.
[Singapore, September 29, 2026] — Huawei Digital Power participated in Data Center World Asia (DCWA) 2026, held from September 29–30 at Marina Bay Sands Expo and Convention Centre, Singapore, joining industry leaders and ecosystem partners to explore the future development of AI data centers (AIDC). The event brought together key stakeholders across the AIDC ecosystem, including colocation providers, power industry leaders, consulting firms and design institutes, system integrators, industry organizations, and technology partners, creating a collaborative platform to exchange insights and accelerate the advancement of intelligent computing infrastructure. With more than 50% of attendees comprising C-level decision makers, the event highlighted the growing strategic importance of AI infrastructure transformation among industry leaders.
During the event, Steve Kim, President of Data Center Facility & Critical Power Marketing, Sales and Services, Huawei Digital Power, delivered a keynote speech introducing Huawei’s vision for the next-generation Grid-Interactive AIDC, under the theme “Maximizing Tokens Per Watt.” He highlighted that AI is transforming data centers from traditional support infrastructure into “Token factories” that produce intelligence and digital value, making energy efficiency, reliability, and sustainability critical success factors. As AI workloads drive higher-density computing, greater power demand, and more dynamic load fluctuations, future AIDC must evolve beyond being passive energy consumers into intelligent, grid-interactive energy nodes. Steve introduced Huawei’s “3+1” innovation framework — Watt, Heat, Bit, and construction mode transformation — to enable more efficient power systems, intelligent thermal management, AI-driven operations, and faster productized delivery. Through integrated solutions across renewable energy, grid interaction, energy storage, UPS, liquid cooling, and intelligent management platforms, Huawei aims to build AIDC infrastructure that delivers higher reliability, greater energy efficiency, faster deployment, and stronger grid support — enabling every watt to generate more Tokens and powering the AI era forward.
The exhibition area at DCWA 2026 showcased Huawei’s latest AIDC solutions and innovations across four key areas, demonstrating how Huawei enables next-generation AI infrastructure with higher efficiency, reliability, and scalability:
• GW-Level AIDC Architecture: Showcasing Huawei’s vision and immersive experience for large-scale AIDC deployment, including the 50MW AIDC Sandbox.
• Smart Power Supply (Grid to Chip): Featuring diversified power architectures and solutions including Outdoor/Indoor PowerPOD, SmartLi 5.0, Taishan UPS, and Hengshan UPS Module, supporting efficient and reliable power delivery for AI workloads.
• Smart Thermal Management (Chip to Outdoor): Demonstrating Huawei’s intelligent cooling innovations, including the MW-level Thermal Management Unit (TMU), to address high-density AI computing requirements.
• AI-Enabled Data Center Operations: Highlighting AI-driven capabilities for improved energy efficiency, safety management, and intelligent operations.
Through demonstrations and technical exchanges, Huawei highlighted how integrated digital power technologies can support the evolving requirements of AI workloads and enable more reliable, sustainable, and agile data center infrastructure.
As AI applications continue to accelerate, data centers are evolving from traditional computing facilities into “token factories” that produce AI intelligence. Huawei believes that the future competitiveness of AIDC will depend not only on computing capacity, but also on how efficiently, reliably, and sustainably energy can be transformed into computing value. Through innovations in digital power, grid interaction, energy storage, thermal management, and intelligent operations, Huawei is committed to helping the industry build next-generation AIDC infrastructure that maximizes tokens per watt and powers the sustainable growth of the AI era.
