Datacloud Global Congress 2022

We Support our Customers' Sustainability Goals

Our critical infrastructure power, cooling and management are designed to help our customers reduce their use of energy, water and space.

As opportunities arise to reduce impacts on our environment, Vertiv will develop new innovations that support the sustainability objectives of our customers and our industry.

We Adapt to the Unexpected

No matter how technology demand grows and the world shifts, we ensure continuous uptime for the most mission-critical digital infrastructures.

Here’s what you can expect at our booth:

• Get live, expert data centre knowledge
• Experience our latest virtual technologies and products in immersive environments
• Expand your network base with top-notch data centre experts

Mark Your Diaries and Join Us for the Opening Keynote Panel: Titans of Industry

26^th of April, 9:15 – 10:00 am CET, Main Theatre

Join Stephen Liang, Chief Technology Officer at Vertiv, for this must-attend session highlighting the biggest trends impacting 2022, including: ESG strategies, AI in the data centre, and the implications of the ever-growing call for reliable, autonomous systems. The session will also focus on forecasts for the future of our industry and bring out what the panelists consider to be the greatest trends on the horizon.

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Don’t Miss Our Session on Hydrogen Fuel Cells

Hydrogen Fuel Cells as Sustainable Power Sources – The E2P2 Pledge for a Greener Future

26^th of April, 11:50am - 12:05pm CET, Main Theatre

Hydrogen fuel cells are recognised as a clean power solution that can help achieve the European Commission's goal for climate-neutral data centres by 2030. In practice, however, their application is still very limited. The EcoEdge PrimePower (E2P2) proof-of-concept initiative aims to develop the authoritative open standard for fuel cell applications, paving the way towards the commercialisation of fuel cell energy for data centres and other energy-intensive industries.

Funded by the European Clean Hydrogen Partnership, the E2P2 Tech Consortium explores an innovative integration of solid-oxide fuel cells (SOFC) with uninterruptible power supply (UPS) technology and lithium-ion batteries to provide resilient and clean power for data centres and other critical infrastructures. At the heart of this vision is a market-oriented approach that integrates innovation and stakeholder engagement to maximise the acceptance and uptake opportunities of stationary fuel cells as reliable, efficient and decentralised power sources for industrial-scale applications.

Join the session to learn more about the future of hydrogen fuel cells and how they can help achieve carbon reduction targets for the data centre industry and beyond.

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