AI is driving data centres to the edge

The data centre has become the cornerstone that links our digitally interconnected world. At the same time, the rapid growth and application of artificial intelligence and machine learning is shaping the design and operation of data centres.The training requirements associated with AI are driving new chip and server technologies and the need for extreme rack power densities.

This demand for high-performance computing has led to increased requirements for powerful servers, GPUs , and other specialised hardware within data centres to support workloads. The servers supporting these AI applications use advanced AI chipsets, more commonly known as AI accelerators. These chipsets play a crucial role in enhancing the performance of AI applications across various domains.Modern data centres use high-density servers and equipment that demand more power for processing.

As the dependence on AI continues, new technologies and techniques will be deployed to make AI faster and more accurate and efficient.

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