Schneider Electric and ETAP have launched the world’s first digital twin specifically designed to simulate the power requirements of AI factories from the grid to the chip level, utilizing NVIDIA Omniverse technology. This innovative solution allows for advanced insight and control over AI Factory electrical systems, with potential benefits including enhanced energy efficiency, predictive maintenance, and reductions in total cost of ownership. By simulating multiple system dynamics, the collaboration offers data center operators unprecedented precision in power system design, helping to address the significant power demands driven by AI workloads. The integration of ETAP’s modeling technology and NVIDIA Omniverse supports a transformative approach to data center design and operation, facilitating more efficient, reliable, and sustainable management of AI infrastructure.
In other market news, Infineon Technologies was trading firmly up 2.8% and ending trading at €35.36. In the meantime, Cambricon Technologies softened, down 6.1% to end the day at CN¥703.90.
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