At Delta’s 55th Anniversary "Sustainable AI Summit," keynote speakers, including William D. Kissinger, former advisor to the White House National Economic Council; AI venture capitalist Jonathan Lin; and Terry Tsao, Global Chief Marketing Officer of SEMI and President of SEMI Taiwan, shared actionable insights on global energy trends and AI applications with executive peers. Attendees also experienced firsthand Delta’s cutting-edge capabilities at its Innovative Cooling Solution Labs and AI Containerized Data Center. For the Taiwan market, positioned at the core of the global AI supply chain, Delta provides integrated energy, data center, and automation solutions to help industry partners capitalize on AI opportunities while advancing sustainable transformation.
From left: Delta Taiwan GM Daniel Chang, Delta Chairman and CEO Ping Cheng, former White House National Economic Council Advisor William D. Kissinger, and AI VC Expert Jonathan Lin deliver keynote speeches at the Sustainable AI Summit
Delta Chairman and CEO Ping Cheng stated: "As the share of renewable energy rises rapidly, electrification is an inevitable path for the energy transition. The upcoming UN Climate Change Conference (COP31) has proposed a global goal of achieving 35% electrification by 2035. Power demand is surging across AI data centers, manufacturing facilities, buildings, and widely used motor and HVAC systems. To address an increasingly complex power landscape, smart microgrids will play a pivotal role. Delta remains dedicated to leveraging its core expertise in power electronics and energy management to collaborate with cross-sector partners toward a better, more sustainable future."
From left: Delta Chairman and CEO Ping Cheng, Mr. and Mrs. William D. Kissinger, and Delta Chief Brand Officer Shan-shan Guo exchange insights
Delta Taiwan General Manager Daniel Chang noted: "In Taiwan, the widespread adoption of AI will drive comprehensive industrial upgrades. Building enterprise-grade data centers requires a robust foundation spanning power, thermal management, and control systems. Delta delivers highly integrated, end-to-end solutions. We recently partnered with leading semiconductor manufacturers to provide one-stop services, from initial planning and design to construction and ongoing operations, ensuring highly efficient and reliable AI infrastructure. Furthermore, to support energy transition and smart upgrades across diverse industries, our local team offers energy, industrial, and building automation solutions to comprehensively empower regional industrial advancement."
Summit guests toured Delta’s operational applications, including the Innovative Cooling Solution Labs, Smart Manufacturing Innovation Center, and advanced data center and energy infrastructure exhibits. Spanning over 3,000 square meters, the Innovative Cooling Solution Labs supports Liquid-to-Liquid and Liquid-to-Air performance testing with up to 7MW validation capacity, anchoring Delta's industry-leading thermal technology. The AI Containerized Data Center packs up to 60kW of compute power into a single parking space footprint, enabling rapid, integrated deployment with an exceptional Power Usage Effectiveness (PUE) as low as 1.19. On the energy infrastructure side, Delta highlighted its one-stop service model, backed by a 24/7 command center that actively monitors customer energy storage installations worldwide.
Delta’s 55th Anniversary Sustainable AI Summit convenes nearly 200 industry leaders to discuss energy trends and AI applications
The summit concluded with an executive panel "Beyond Compute: Power, Resilience, and Sustainability in the AI Data Center Era." Moderated by SEMI Global CMO and Taiwan President Terry Tsao, the session featured David Shen, CTO of Wistron; Michael Wen, VP of Cathay United Bank; Chin-Chung Wu, Chairman of Ta-Yuan Cogeneration and former VP and CDO of Taipower; and Delta Taiwan General Manager Daniel Chang. Representing the semiconductor, electronics, energy, and financial sectors, the panelists explored how enterprises can navigate power management, data center deployment, ESG governance, and cross-domain collaboration, laying a strong foundation for next-generation AI infrastructure and sustainable industrial growth.
