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Vertiv Unveils High-Density DC Power Solution for AI and HPC Applications

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Vertiv’s PowerDirect Rack Revolutionizes Data Center Power Efficiency for AI and HPC

Vertiv  has launched the Vertiv PowerDirect Rack, a groundbreaking 50V DC power system designed to meet the demanding needs of AI and high-performance computing (HPC) environments. This innovative modular power shelf scales up to 132kW per rack, doubling power capacity within the same footprint compared to traditional alternatives.

Built for Open Compute Project (OCP) High Power Rack environments, the Vertiv PowerDirect Rack offers enhanced flexibility with support for both AC and HVDC input, real-time monitoring, and hot-swappable modular design. Achieving a peak energy efficiency of 97.5%, it reduces power waste, cooling demands, and operational costs while simplifying scalability for growing power needs.

“Vertiv PowerDirect Rack addresses the growing demand for scalable, energy-efficient infrastructure, equipping operators with the flexibility to adapt to evolving workload demands.”

— Kyle Keeper, Senior Vice President, Vertiv Power Business Unit

“Today’s data centers face increasing pressure to deliver more power in less space while supporting the rapid growth of AI and HPC applications,” said Kyle Keeper, Senior Vice President of Vertiv’s Power Business Unit. “Vertiv PowerDirect Rack addresses these challenges with scalable, energy-efficient DC power design that adapts to evolving workload demands and future-ready infrastructure.”

As part of Vertiv’s portfolio of power and cooling solutions, the new system sets a benchmark for performance, adaptability, and sustainability in modern data centers, supporting AI and HPC acceleration globally.

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