As AI accelerates and global energy demand continues to rise, can sustainable development keep pace?

At the recently concluded COMPUTEX TAIPEI 2025, my colleagues and I experienced firsthand the bustling crowds and vibrant exchanges. This year, under the theme "Artificial Intelligence x Greening Intelligence," Delta showcased its comprehensive solutions for the AI era, with a focus on sustainability. A full-scale AI containerized data center attracted long lines of visitors eager to explore it. Delta also presented comprehensive grid-to-chip power and thermal management solutions for AI data centers. In addition, Delta recently supported Economist Impact, a division of The Economist Group, in releasing the "Global Sustainable AI Report," which offers an in-depth analysis of the main challenges of the industry’s move towards sustainability. The report sparked wide resonance and discussion at the event. In this issue of Brand News Bi-Monthly, we share highlights from COMPUTEX TAIPEI, providing insights into Delta's significant advancements in AI technology and sustainability.

In addition to technological innovation, Delta is actively expanding globally to meet the diverse needs of customers across regions. Following the inauguration of the new headquarters and R&D center last year in Bengaluru, a major technology hub in southern India, a new facility in Krishnagiri is set to open this year, further strengthening local R&D and manufacturing capabilities. Recently, the Bommasandra Metro Station near Delta’s Bengaluru headquarters was officially named after the company, marking an important milestone in its expanding presence in India. This issue's "Delta Insights" features a special interview with Mr. Benjamin Lin, President of Delta India, who shared his in-depth observations of the local market and discussed how operational strategies and talent development continue to drive steady growth for the team. He also looked back on the rewarding experiences of moving forward alongside his team.

Recently, we have received a series of success stories globally. In India, Delta has implemented battery energy storage systems for Club Mahindra, a renowned hospitality brand, enhancing energy stability. In China, we support the XinYun Artificial Intelligence Data Center with high-integration power modules, creating an efficient and reliable power infrastructure. In Sweden, Delta's DC fast chargers provide support for the Swedish Energy Agency's "Green Roads Project." For more exciting stories and events, please stay tuned to this issue's "Brand Circle."

Sustainability is not only a hot topic in the field of technology, but also part of the choices we make every day. Did you know that buying flowers can be carbon-intensive? From long-distance transportation to greenhouse cultivation, the carbon footprint behind those beautiful flowers should not be overlooked. Sustainability is more than a corporate commitment—it’s a lifestyle we can all adopt. "Delta Green Life" invites you to explore actions you can take to reduce carbon in your own daily life, making each choice count. Don't miss out!

Brand and Communications Division