The future of digital infrastructure demands unprecedented efficiency, resilience, and scalability. Delta, a pioneer in power and thermal management solutions, is ready to meet this challenge and invites them to Datacloud Global Congress 2025, June 3–5, at the Palais des Festivals et des Congrès in Cannes.

As demands from AI, edge computing, and sustainability intensify, Delta provides the critical infrastructure backbone. Join them to engage with industry pioneers and discover how the "grid-to-chip" portfolio empowers the next generation of data centres.

Unlock peak performance & efficiency with Delta

  • Uninterruptible Power & Reliability: Explore the cutting-edge UPS systems, space-saving Li-ion battery solutions, and high-density, OCP-compliant power shelves – engineered for maximum uptime and efficiency.
  • Rapid, Scalable Deployment: Discover the Modular Data Centre Solutions, including Xubus Edge and Xubus Node. These pre-engineered, factory-tested systems enable faster deployment and flexible growth for any scale.
  • Intelligent Infrastructure Control: See how the integrated DCIM platforms provide unified monitoring and management of all critical facility and IT assets, optimising performance and simplifying operations.

Visit them at Booth 20!

Connect directly with Delta's experts at Booth 20. Let's discuss the specific challenges and explore how the integrated solutions can drive the data centre towards greater efficiency, sustainability, and future-readiness.

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