Every AI data center begins with the same challenge: delivering usable megawatts quickly while leaving room to grow. Whether the application is an edge deployment, an enterprise campus, or a hyperscale facility, the underlying power architecture increasingly determines how fast capacity comes online and, by extension, how efficiently it operates and scales. From factory-built deployment strategies to DC-native electrical systems and integrated energy, the discussion focuses on creating a common architectural foundation that can grow from the first megawatt to hundreds of megawatts without redesigning the electrical backbone. Key topics include:
- How have the power demands of data centers changed?
- What are the limits and opportunities of modular power infrastructure?
- How can DC-native systems optimize high-density power?
- How can power architectures scale efficiently, without extensive redesigns?
