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Data Center World Tech Talk: Impact of Data Center Design Trends on Low Voltage Switchgear

Sharon Thomas  (Brand Development & General Manager, PCX Corporation, a proud member of the Hubbell family)

Location: Room 207B

Date: Wednesday, April 17

Time: 1:30 pm - 2:20 pm

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Session Type: Tech Talk

Vault Recording: TBD

In this session, we explore how evolving data center design trends are reshaping the landscape of low voltage
switchgear and revolutionizing the way we power our digital infrastructure.

Let’s analyze the key drivers behind these trends, including increasing demand for computing power, advancements in
technology, and sustainability concerns. Examine the implications for low voltage switchgear, from modular and scalable
designs to higher power densities and enhanced energy efficiency measures.

Takeaway

1. Discover how edge computing and distributed architectures are transforming data center operations
2. Learn what these changes mean for the design and functionality of low voltage switchgear
3. Gain insights into the integration of renewable energy sources, cybersecurity enhancements, and the role of AIdriven monitoring and analytics in optimizing switchgear performance

Through real-world case studies and future outlooks, we'll provide valuable insights for low voltage switchgear
manufacturers looking to stay ahead in an ever-changing industry landscape.
Don't miss this opportunity to stay informed and inspired. Secure your spot at this must-attend presentation and be part
of the conversation shaping the future of data center infrastructure.