From the Editor

2026/08

The world-renowned FIFA World Cup came to a grand conclusion at the end of July, and behind the scenes, Delta played a pivotal role. As the largest event in history, jointly hosted for the first time by Canada, Mexico, and the United States across 16 cities, it set a new record for spectator attendance. To support the massive transportation demands, Delta's Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) solutions entered the World Cup supply chain, delivering reliable power backup for the Monterrey Metro in Mexico and ensuring smooth public transit operations throughout the event. In this issue's "Special Report", we explore how Delta leverages its global standards and localized adaptability to set benchmarks in the UPS field, strengthening critical infrastructure and driving long-term urban development.

Buildings are another vital cornerstone of urban life, deeply intertwined with our daily experiences. Amid the surge in smart buildings and edge computing, we conducted an exclusive interview with Hong Wu, General Manager of the Building Automation Business Group. Marking his first anniversary in the role, he shares his journey and strategic vision, analyzing how Delta harnesses "One Team" synergies to transform traditional buildings from passive monitoring systems into proactive, intelligent decision-makers. He outlines a blueprint for the next generation of autonomous buildings, designed to deliver ultimate personalized comfort with the lowest possible carbon footprint. Don't miss this in-depth feature in "Delta Insights".

As global industrial collaboration deepens, Delta recently enabled optical technology leader ZEISS to build a standardized equipment architecture with semiconductor communication software, significantly shortening development and validation cycles. Meanwhile, Delta partnered with Centrica, the UK’s largest energy supplier, to launch a Solid Oxide Fuel Cell off-grid power solution, delivering stable, eco-friendly green power to Europe's energy-intensive industries and data centers. Additionally, Delta’s 55th Anniversary "Forward, Toward Better" Forum concluded successfully in Suzhou, China. We joined hands with industry, government, and academic partners to exchange insights on the net-zero transition and China’s dual-carbon goals, fostering a sustainable, zero-carbon ecosystem. Learn more in "Brand Circle".

The International Coral Reef Symposium, a premier global gathering for marine conservation, took place in New Zealand at the end of July. In this issue of "Delta Green Life", discover how Delta was invited to co-chair the Technology Innovation session, collaborating with global scholars to explore practical applications of AI and digital twins in ecological restoration. Grounded in our enduring commitment to people and the planet, Delta continues to respond to global challenges through innovation and build meaningful connections through partnership, striving to forge a sustainable future alongside our global allies.

 

Brand and Communications Division

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