"From the Grid to Cooling at a Glance"... Schneider Electric Unveils Integrated Infrastructure for AI Data Centers

Participating in Data Center Korea 2026
Exhibition at the aT Center in Yangjae, Seoul, November 4-6
Showcasing modular infrastructure for high-density computing

Schneider Electric, a global energy management and automation company, will unveil integrated power and cooling infrastructure solutions for AI data centers.

Schneider Electric said on October 27 that it will participate in Data Center Korea 2026, which will be held at the aT Center in Yangjae, Seoul, from November 4 to 6. The company will organize its exhibition booth around the theme “From the Grid to the Chip, and from the Chip to Cooling Systems.” It plans to present ways to improve data center energy efficiency and ensure scalability by seamlessly integrating power supply and cooling systems.

AI-generated bird's-eye view of the Schneider Electric exhibition booth. Schneider Electric.

On display will be MCSeT, a high-voltage switchgear, and Galaxy VXL, a modular uninterruptible power supply (UPS). The company will also showcase Motivair’s MCDU-25, a high-performance coolant distribution unit (CDU). Intelligent power distribution control units and rack-level power distribution units will also be featured. In particular, the company will exhibit an AI POD miniature, a scaled-down model of an AI factory. It will provide an intuitive demonstration of the physical structure and installation method of modular infrastructure that integrates power, cooling, and networking.

The company will also cover a software-based integrated operations system. It will showcase a monitoring solution that links an electrical power monitoring system (EPMS) with a building management system (BMS). The solution integrates power system information and HVAC equipment data for real-time analysis. It focuses on detecting signs of equipment abnormalities in advance to prevent the risk of IT system outages and improve maintenance efficiency. On November 5, the company will take part in the conference’s strategy track, where it plans to present strategies for operating next-generation data centers under the theme “Digital Twins and Integrated Engineering for AI Data Centers.”

A UPS is a backup power device that immediately supplies battery power during unexpected power incidents, such as transmission line outages or sudden voltage fluctuations, to prevent IT equipment from shutting down. A CDU is a key liquid-cooling system that precisely circulates low-temperature coolant inside server racks to dissipate the intense heat generated by high-performance accelerator chipsets.

Kwon Jiwoong, CEO of Schneider Electric Korea, said, “As demand for AI data centers grows, infrastructure design that takes into account reliable power supply, efficient cooling, and flexible expansion is becoming increasingly important. At Data Center Korea 2026, we will introduce an integrated portfolio spanning power, cooling, and digital operations, and work with customers to explore approaches to building and operating the data centers needed in the AI era.”

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