High-performance computing (HPC) workloads are characterized by their intensive computational demands, pushing the boundaries of processing power and data throughput. However, powering HPC infrastructure faces significant challenges due to constraints on energy availability, grid capacity, and sustainability.

This panel will look at the unique power challenges faced by data center facilities including limited grid capacity, fluctuating energy availability, and environmental regulations and how renewable energy sources, energy storage systems and many more might be the solution to the problem.