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Vertiv Hosts Delhi Masterclass on Building AI-Ready High-Density Data Centre Infrastructure
Vertiv successfully concluded the Delhi edition of its Vertiv Masterclass Series, bringing together consulting engineers, infrastructure specialists, and industry leaders to discuss the evolving requirements of AI-ready digital infrastructure. Vertiv successfully concluded the Delhi edition of its Vertiv Masterclass Series, bringing together consulting engineers, infrastructure specialists, and industry leaders to discuss the evolving requirements of AI-ready digital infrastructure. Organized in collaboration with the Indian Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air Conditioning Engineers (ISHRAE) Delhi chapter, the event served as a platform for knowledge sharing and industry collaboration. Presentations revolved around the growing impact of artificial intelligence on data centre design, power architectures, cooling technologies, and infrastructure management. As AI adoption accelerates across industries, organizations are re-evaluating how digital infrastructure is designed and operated to support increasingly complex and power-intensive workloads. The Masterclass addressed these emerging challenges through a series of expert-led sessions covering thermal management, liquid cooling, resilient power infrastructure, and the future of AI-enabled data centres. "AI workloads are reshaping how data centres are designed, powered, cooled, and managed. As rack densities continue to grow and infrastructure demands become more complex, collaboration with the consulting community becomes increasingly important. Through the Vertiv Masterclass Series, we aim to equip consultants and infrastructure professionals with the insights, technologies, and best practices required to support the next generation of AI-ready facilities," said Dipti Singh, director - marketing, Vertiv India. The event featured insights from Vertiv leaders and other industry professionals, including sessions on AI's impact on IT infrastructure, the evolution of critical digital infrastructure in the age of AI, energy-efficient and carbon-reducing power strategies, and advanced cooling solutions for high-density environments. Participants also explored the Vertiv360AI model and engaged directly with Vertiv technical professionals and engineers on leveraging reference designs and digital twin technology. "Artificial intelligence is fundamentally transforming infrastructure requirements across industries, creating new opportunities as well as new design challenges. Platforms such as the Vertiv Masterclass Series play an important role in enabling knowledge exchange between technology providers, consultants, and industry stakeholders. Through such collaborations, we can collectively advance the development of high-availability, energy-efficient, and future-ready digital infrastructure ecosystems," said Sukhda Tandon, president Delhi chapter of ISHRAE. The Delhi edition witnessed participation from more than 80 professionals representing over 50 organizations across the consulting and critical infrastructure ecosystem. Attendees included senior consultants, design engineers, technical heads, and decision-makers involved in the planning and development of next-generation digital infrastructure projects. The event also showcased the Vertiv Consultant Portal, a dedicated platform designed to support consulting engineers with technical documentation, design tools, BIM resources, and direct access to Vertiv experts throughout project planning and specification stages. Following strong engagement in Delhi and other industry forums across the country, Vertiv plans to expand the Masterclass Series to additional technology and infrastructure hubs, including Bengaluru, Mumbai, and Chennai, continuing its efforts to support the consulting community and foster discussions around the future of AI-powered digital infrastructure.
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Vertiv Hosts Delhi Edition of Masterclass Series on Building High Density Data Centre Infrastructure for Tier-1 Consultants and Engineers
Event brought together industry professionals to discuss the growing power density, thermal management, and resilience requirements of next generation data centres Vertiv successfully concluded the Delhi edition of its Vertiv Masterclass Series, bringing together consulting engineers, infrastructure specialists, and industry leaders to discuss the evolving requirements of AI-ready digital infrastructure. Organized in collaboration with the Indian Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air Conditioning Engineers (ISHRAE) Delhi chapter, the event served as a platform for knowledge sharing and industry collaboration. Presentations revolved around the growing impact of artificial intelligence on data centre design, power architectures, cooling technologies, and infrastructure management. As AI adoption accelerates across industries, organizations are re-evaluating how digital infrastructure is designed and operated to support increasingly complex and power-intensive workloads. The Masterclass addressed these emerging challenges through a series of expert-led sessions covering thermal management, liquid cooling, resilient power infrastructure, and the future of AI-enabled data centres. "AI workloads are reshaping how data centres are designed, powered, cooled, and managed. As rack densities continue to grow and infrastructure demands become more complex, collaboration with the consulting community becomes increasingly important. Through the Vertiv Masterclass Series, we aim to equip consultants and infrastructure professionals with the insights, technologies, and best practices required to support the next generation of AI-ready facilities," said Dipti Singh, director - marketing, Vertiv India. The event featured insights from Vertiv leaders and other industry professionals, including sessions on AI's impact on IT infrastructure, the evolution of critical digital infrastructure in the age of AI, energy-efficient and carbon-reducing power strategies, and advanced cooling solutions for high-density environments. Participants also explored the VertivTM 360AI model and engaged directly with Vertiv technical professionals and engineers on leveraging reference designs and digital twin technology. "Artificial intelligence is fundamentally transforming infrastructure requirements across industries, creating new opportunities as well as new design challenges. Platforms such as the Vertiv Masterclass Series play an important role in enabling knowledge exchange between technology providers, consultants, and industry stakeholders. Through such collaborations, we can collectively advance the development of high-availability, energy-efficient, and future-ready digital infrastructure ecosystems," said Sukhda Tandon, president Delhi chapter of ISHRAE. The Delhi edition witnessed participation from more than 80 professionals representing over 50 organizations across the consulting and critical infrastructure ecosystem. Attendees included senior consultants, design engineers, technical heads, and decision-makers involved in the planning and development of next-generation digital infrastructure projects. The event also showcased the VertivTM Consultant Portal, a dedicated platform designed to support consulting engineers with technical documentation, design tools, BIM resources, and direct access to Vertiv experts throughout project planning and specification stages. Following strong engagement in Delhi and other industry forums across the country, Vertiv plans to expand the Masterclass Series to additional technology and infrastructure hubs, including Bengaluru, Mumbai, and Chennai, continuing its efforts to support the consulting community and foster discussions around the future of AI-powered digital infrastructure.
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Vertiv concluded its Delhi Masterclass Series, bringing together over 80 consulting engineers and infrastructure specialists from more than 50 organizations. The event, organized with ISHRAE Delhi, focused on building AI-ready high-density data centre infrastructure, addressing thermal management, liquid cooling, and resilient power needs as AI workloads reshape infrastructure design.
Vertiv successfully concluded the Delhi edition of its Vertiv Masterclass Series, drawing over 80 professionals representing more than 50 organizations to discuss the evolving requirements of AI-ready digital infrastructure
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. Organized in collaboration with the Indian Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air Conditioning Engineers (ISHRAE) Delhi chapter, the event brought together consulting engineers, infrastructure specialists, and industry leaders to explore how AI workloads are fundamentally transforming data centre design and operations. The platform served as a critical knowledge exchange forum as organizations re-evaluate their approach to building AI-ready high-density data centre infrastructure capable of supporting increasingly complex and power-intensive computational demands.
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The Masterclass featured expert-led sessions addressing the most pressing challenges facing high-density data centre environments today. Presentations covered thermal management strategies, liquid cooling solutions, and resilient power infrastructure requirements that have become essential as rack densities continue to climb
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. According to Dipti Singh, director of marketing at Vertiv India, "AI workloads are reshaping how data centres are designed, powered, cooled, and managed. As rack densities continue to grow and infrastructure demands become more complex, collaboration with the consulting community becomes increasingly important"2
. Participants explored advanced cooling technologies and energy-efficient power strategies designed to reduce carbon footprints while maintaining the high availability required for AI-enabled data centres.The event delved into how artificial intelligence is driving fundamental changes in power architectures and infrastructure management approaches
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. Attendees, including senior consultants, design engineers, and technical heads involved in planning next-generation digital infrastructure projects, examined the 360AI model and engaged directly with Vertiv technical professionals on leveraging reference designs and digital twin technology2
. Sukhda Tandon, president of ISHRAE Delhi, emphasized that "artificial intelligence is fundamentally transforming infrastructure requirements across industries, creating new opportunities as well as new design challenges"1
. The event also showcased Vertiv's Consultant Portal, a dedicated platform providing consulting engineers with technical documentation, design tools, and BIM resources throughout project planning stages.Related Stories
Following strong engagement in Delhi, Vertiv plans to expand the Masterclass Series to additional technology and infrastructure hubs, including Bengaluru, Mumbai, and Chennai
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. This expansion reflects the urgent need across India's technology sectors to develop high-availability, energy-efficient infrastructure ecosystems capable of supporting AI adoption at scale. As organizations continue to deploy AI workloads that demand unprecedented computational power, the collaboration between technology providers and consulting engineers becomes critical for designing facilities that balance performance requirements with sustainability goals. The series aims to equip infrastructure professionals with the insights and best practices required to support the next generation of AI-ready facilities as power density and thermal challenges intensify across the data centre industry.Summarized by
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