Recently, Delta demonstrated its unique capabilities to enhance energy efficiency across the AI realm and its prowess in smart manufacturing at CEATEC 2024, Japan’s comprehensive digital innovation exhibition. Key highlights include: Delta’s newest 20ft container prefabricated all-in-one data center solution for rapid deployment in Japan; the new high-speed 800G networking switches and the Liquid-to-Liquid(L2L) In-Row Coolant Distribution Unit (CDU); the In-Rack CDU pair with GB200 cold plates are designs for above 1200W GPU cooling need, the 6U 3D Vapor Chamber pair with AI server fans offer air cool option to GPU below 1200W; and Delta’s new Digital Twin Solution for smart manufacturing combines AI and advanced digital simulation technology, enabling manufacturers to reduce equipment development time by up to 20% while achieving over 95% simulation accuracy. The showcase also includes telecom infrastructure, energy infrastructure, IoT-based building automation, AI-empowered cloud surveillance and smart charging devices, showing how Delta’s core energy-saving technologies contribute to global carbon reduction and align with Japan's Society 5.0.

Kengo Ka, President of Delta Electronics (Japan), said, “Delta’s long-term leadership in energy-efficient power and thermal management solutions has been crucial to our success in fostering AI, digitization, and energy conservation, all pillars of Japan’s national initiative Society 5.0. Moreover, we are assisting Japan's leading telecoms to build containerized data centers while also providing UPS systems for high-tech customers in Kumamoto. In the energy infrastructure field, we are actively expanding our renewable energy and energy storage businesses, having recently helped Japan’s well-known automotive electronics manufacturer install a solar PV power system with an annual generation of over 1 million kWh in Hiroshima. Delta’s commitment to sustainability is also achieving new milestones. By 2023, Delta’s operation sites in Japan achieved RE100 in 2023 (RE76 globally). We look forward to advance sustainable development in Japan by strengthening our cooperation with customers and partners here at CEATEC.”
Kengo Ka(middle), President of Delta Electronics (Japan), Shigeyoshi Hiramatsu(right), Executive Vice President of Delta Electronics (Japan) and Maggie Hsia, Project Manager of Brand Management Division of Delta attended the press conference.

Kelvin Huang, Vice President and General Manager of Delta's ICT Infrastructure Business Group, said, "With the proliferation of 5G and the expansion of AI applications, rapid changes are occurring in the ICT industry. Delta possesses comprehensive solutions in both telecom infrastructure and data center infrastructure. Through world-leading 98% efficiency telecom power solutions, we help telecom operators establish high-efficiency green base stations. In data centers, we offer the next-generation prefab all-in-one containerized data centers and provide air/liquid cooling solutions for AI applications. This year, we are also unveiling the new 800G data center switch in Japan for the first time, providing comprehensive support for clients in complex AI application environments.”

At CEATEC 2024, Delta presents comprehensive solutions spanning ICT and energy infrastructure, industrial and building automation, and smart living power solutions, supporting Japan's Society 5.0 policy.

(Left) Delta offers the newest 20ft container prefabricated all-in-one data center solution for rapid deployment in Japan. (Right) Delta’s new Digital Twin Solution for smart manufacturing combines AI and advanced digital simulation technology.