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"The Challenges of AI on Power Distribution"

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As AI applications evolve and become more prevalent in data centers, power distribution becomes increasingly complex. There are many factors to consider, from increased power demands to the need for power redundancy. Power consumption is one of the most crucial factors to consider when it comes to AI and HPC applications. In some cases, the power requirements can exceed 40kW, which can cause problems for the equipment. As these AI applications become more sophisticated, the demand for power in data centers has increased substantially.

Data centers must stay updated with the latest power distribution strategies to meet the changing demands of the industry due to the rise of AI. Engineers must ensure high reliability and seamless switching between power sources to avoid severe consequences in mission-critical applications. Advanced power distribution strategies can help data centers provide the necessary power to their AI systems while maintaining high reliability and uptime.

Speakers:
John Berenbrok, Director of Product Management at Starline, a brand of Legrand.
Starline is a leading manufacturer of critical power distribution products for the data center industry. Berenbrok is responsible for the global portfolio of busbar and monitoring products at Starline, including identifying opportunities for new technologies, products, and access to geographic markets. He has over 15 years of experience in various product development and leadership roles, including significant experience in the critical power and automation industries. Berenbrok has a bachelor’s degree in Industrial Engineering from the University of Pittsburgh and an MBA from Duquesne University.

Christopher McLean, Principal at Critical Facility Group
Christopher McLean is a Principal at Critical Facility Group, and specializes in design, operations and construction of data centers. Prior to Critical Facility Group, Chris was a Director at a global engineering and construction corporation, a consulting engineering firm, and, on the owner’s side, at a carrier hotel and co-location facility. Evolving from desktop support and hardware specification, Chris’ data center experience spans all aspects of data center delivery, including modular design and construction, design engineering, and facility operations. He is a regular presenter at technical conferences, and contributes to industry publications.

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