The modern data center is undergoing a profound architectural transformation driven by the relentless demands of artificial intelligence, high-performance computing, and cloud-scale workloads. At the physical layer of this transformation lies an often-overlooked but critically important component cl
The evolution of data center architecture has fundamentally altered the requirements placed upon interconnect systems. Historically, data center connectors operated within carefully controlled environments where temperature, humidity, and particulate contamination remained within tightly regulated b
Uninterruptible power supplies (UPS) form the backbone of power reliability in data centers, bridging the gap between utility power and critical IT loads during outages, voltage sags, and frequency variations. The effectiveness of a UPS system depends not only on its internal electronics and battery
The rapid rise of artificial intelligence technology has driven the comprehensive iteration of server hardware architecture and power supply system. Different from traditional cloud servers that focus on general computing and low power consumption, AI servers are equipped with high-performance GPU c





