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The rise of artificial intelligence is redefining data center demands.
By 2028, nearly 1 in 5 kilowatts of data center power will go toward AI workloads.
To thrive in this new era, organizations must evolve—fast.
Vertiv’s latest white paper explores how to build resilient, efficient, and future-ready digital infrastructure capable of supporting the explosive growth of AI.
Section 1 — The Challenge Ahead
AI workloads are reshaping every layer of IT architecture. From skyrocketing rack densities to liquid cooling and distributed power systems, traditional designs won’t be enough.
Learn what changes are coming—and how to adapt before they arrive.
Section 2 — Expert Perspectives
Hear from Vertiv thought leaders including Stephen Liang, Peter Panfil, Martin Olsen, and Greg Ratcliff on:
How AI is driving data center innovation
Why efficiency alone won’t solve the challenge
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