Schneider Electric announced on October 23 that it is launching next-generation prefabricated power modules and power skids.
The new products are based on a reference design jointly developed for Nvidia's GB300 NVL72 AI server system. The design supports power densities of up to 142 kilowatts, or kW, per rack and integrates power management and liquid cooling controls.
The power modules incorporate Schneider Electric's Galaxy VXL uninterruptible power supply, or UPS, technology. They are available in three capacities: 2 MW, 2.25 MW and 2.5 MW. The 2.5 MW product is the highest-capacity single-container prefabricated power solution the company has introduced.
Prefabrication involves manufacturing and testing power equipment in a factory before installing it on site. This can shorten data center construction periods and allows power capacity to be expanded by adding modules as needed.
Schneider Electric manufactures the new products at a production facility near Barcelona, Spain. It plans to launch them first in Europe, supply the North American market in 2026 and then expand sales to Asia-Pacific.
Original Korean article: The Elec
English brief by Korea Wind Intelligence, koreawindintel.com
