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Delta, a pioneer in power management and smart green solutions, and Siemens Smart Infrastructure have formalized a global partnership to deliver prefabricated, modular power solutions designed to accelerate the deployment of data center infrastructure, while significantly reducing CAPEX. The partnership will ensure hyperscale and colocation operators enjoy a strategic advantage in the competitive AI and cloud computing data center market, with the highest performance in power management and reliability. Delta’s long-term strategy Victor Cheng, CEO of Delta Electronics (Thailand), said, "The fast-growing AI trend requires dynamic collaboration with partners, a core of Delta’s long-term strategy. Hosting this agreement signing in Thailand reinforces the strategic importance of our global manufacturing and integration capabilities." "By activating our integration hubs across APAC and EMEA, we are bringing a transformative solution to the market: a prefabricated, modular solution that ensures fast, localized delivery, enhanced project certainty, and accelerated time-to-market for new capacity.” Delta's high-efficiency UPS "Our partnership with Delta represents an important milestone for data center construction in the world's fastest-growing markets," said Stephan May, CEO of Electrification & Automation at Siemens Smart Infrastructure. "By combining Siemens' electrical power distribution and engineering services with Delta's high-efficiency UPS, battery and cooling offerings, together we are delivering a prefabricated, customizable solution that can drastically cut time-to-market by up to half. This approach also lowers construction risk with better predictability, while enhancing energy efficiency and supporting the long-term sustainability goals of our customers.” Demands of the AI era Jimmy Yiin, Executive Vice President of Global Business Operations, Delta Electronics, Inc., said, "Delta's commitment to energy efficiency is foundational to this agreement. By leveraging our expertise in power solutions from grid to chip, which enables us to architect the system closer to the critical load, our Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS), batteries, and advanced thermal management technologies are uniquely designed for the high-density demands of the AI era." "Working with Siemens allows us to further expand the reach of our cutting-edge, energy-saving solutions rapidly through a single, globally supported supply chain across EMEA and APAC.” Lower carbon emissions The core of the agreement centers on the delivery of prefabricated, integrated containerized power solutions (SKIDs, eHouses). By prefabricating and pre-testing these modular power systems off-site with an optimized layout, the solution provides a standardized, plug-and-play approach that reduces time-to-market by up to 50%, lowers construction risk, and maximizes valuable data center square footage. The efficient design can provide up to 20% CAPEX reduction and up to 27% lower carbon emissions by using less concrete in the space-optimized layout. Ecosystem approach Siemens and Delta are committed to leveraging partnerships that complement their expertise and portfolio to create the best outcomes for their customers. By connecting the dots between major players across the value chain, this partner ecosystem approach fosters innovation and encourages the interoperability required to solve the world’s greatest challenges.

One of the fastest-growing industries in the world, data centers are powering the digitalization of industries and are required to scale at speed. Addressing this challenge, Siemens Smart Infrastructure and Delta have formalized a global partnership to deliver prefabricated, modular power solutions, designed to accelerate the deployment of data center infrastructure, while significantly reducing CAPEX. The global partnership will ensure hyperscale and colocation operators the highest performance in power management and reliability as they grapple with the demands of scaling infrastructure to meet AI and cloud computing growth. prefabricated power solutions As digital demand explodes, data centers have become critical infrastructure powering the backbone of the increasingly connected society. However, time-to-market constraints, rising costs, and sustainability pressures pose key challenges for operators as they rapidly expand capacity. The prefabricated power solutions from Siemens and Delta enable data centers to overcome these pain points, providing a strategic advantage in the competitive data center market. Demands of the AI era Jimmy Yiin, Executive Vice President of Global Business Operations, Delta Electronics, Inc., said: "Delta's commitment to energy efficiency is foundational to this agreement. By leveraging our expertise in power solutions from grid to chip, which enables us to architect the system closer to the critical load, our Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS), batteries, and advanced thermal management technologies are uniquely designed for the high-density demands of the AI era." "Working with Siemens allows us to further expand the reach of our cutting-edge, energy-saving solutions rapidly through a single, globally supported supply chain across EMEA and APAC.” Modular power systems off-site The core of the agreement centers on the delivery of prefabricated, integrated containerized power solutions (SKIDs, eHouses). By prefabricating and pre-testing these modular power systems off-site with an optimized layout, the solution provides a standardized, plug-and-play approach that reduces time-to-market by up to 50 percent, lowers construction risk, and maximizes valuable data center square footage.  The efficient design can provide up to 20 percent CAPEX reduction and up to 27 percent lower carbon emissions by using less concrete in the space-optimized layout. Siemens' electrical power distribution "Our partnership with Delta represents an important milestone for data center construction in the world's fastest-growing markets," said Stephan May, CEO of Electrification & Automation at Siemens Smart Infrastructure. "By combining Siemens' electrical power distribution and engineering services with Delta's high-efficiency UPS, battery and cooling offerings, together we are delivering a prefabricated, customizable solution that can drastically cut time-to-market by up to half. This approach also lowers construction risk with better predictability, while enhancing energy efficiency and supporting the long-term sustainability goals of our customers.” Data integration into the building management system Designing the power solutions with Building Information Modeling (BIM) from the start, including third-party products, enables real-time data integration into the building management system for improved performance, faster troubleshooting and more efficient operations over the lifecycle.  This digital twin approach makes installation and commissioning faster while optimizing the data center's energy footprint. The detailed virtual model allows for enhanced collaboration, more accurate planning, and proactive issue resolution. Partner ecosystem approach Siemens is committed to leveraging partnerships that complement its expertise and portfolio to create the best outcomes for its customers. By connecting the dots between major players across the value chain, this partner ecosystem approach fosters innovation and encourages the interoperability required to solve the world’s greatest challenges.

Delta marked its 18th consecutive participation in the 30th United Nations Climate Change Conference (UNFCCC COP30) held in Belém, Brazil. Responding to one of COP30's themes, "Climate Adaptation," Delta will collaborate with international organizations to host two events in the official negotiation zone (Blue Zone) on November 17 and 19, sharing coral restoration and green building promotion empowered by “AI for Green” approaches, showcasing Delta's commitment to implementing nature-based solutions through technological innovation. Delta joined representatives from globally renowned organizations including BNP Paribas, the Plymouth Marine Laboratory, the Partnership for Observation of the Global Oceans, and the International Coral Reef Society in a side event. Together, they will explore how to achieve sustainable ocean development amid climate change. Addressing climate challenges Shan Shan Guo, Vice Chairperson of the Delta Electronics Foundation, said: “Delta has long been committed to addressing climate challenges through technological innovation. We are honored to have just received the First Corporate Ocean Sustainability Contribution Award, sharing the initial results of our efforts to restore the ocean.” “This year, Delta joined the Coalition for Sustainable AI and collaborated with Economist Impact to release the report 'Greening Intelligence: Charting the Future of Sustainable AI,' advocating the concept of Green AI to enhance computing energy efficiency and reduce carbon emissions.” “At COP30, Delta will integrate nature and climate action through ‘AI for Green,’ leveraging AI to accelerate coral identification and biodiversity database construction. Besides, we developed LEED AI Teaching Assistant to help experts quickly grasp carbon reduction and biodiversity metrics in new standards. This marks the first AI application in green building education within the Chinese-speaking world.” Advancing coral restoration efforts Wim Chang, CEO of the Delta Electronics Foundation, stated: “The foundation has previously hosted 32 events at climate summits and this year it has once again secured the qualification to host a side event in the official negotiation zone.” “Centered on the theme “How to be SMART in meeting ocean-climate-societal challenges in a changing landscape”, the session will focus on challenges facing oceans and coastal communities amid climate change.” “Delta will share how it leverages innovative technologies, AI applications, and cross-industry collaborations to advance coral restoration efforts and implement marine conservation research and applications.” LEED AI Teaching Assistant Delta will also share insights at the “Building and Cooling Pavilion,” co-hosted by the Global Alliance for Buildings and Construction and the Cool Coalition under the United Nations Environment Program. Collaborating with partners including the U.S. Green Building Council and International Code Council, Delta will unveil its newly launched LEED AI Teaching Assistant for educational training and to support the implementation of sustainable building practices. This initiative is dedicated to realizing the new normal of near-zero emissions and resilient buildings by 2030. As an official observer to both the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change and the Convention on Biological Diversity, Delta Electronics Foundation continues to bring the latest international negotiation trends, carbon reduction, and adaptation knowledge back to Taiwan. Moving forward, it will focus on technological innovation, educational outreach, and international collaboration, working with global partners to seek concrete solutions for mitigating the impacts of climate change.