Delta Electronics, Inc. (“Delta”), a global leader in power management and smart green solutions, is showcasing at NVIDIA GTC 2026 its latest spectrum of energy-saving power, liquid cooling, and microgrid solutions engineered specifically for the 800 VDC architecture of next-generation AI factories. Visitors at Delta’s booth will also have the opportunity to experience AI digital twins built with NVIDIA Omniverse libraries and their tangible advantages in building automation and smart manufacturing applications.
Ping Cheng, Delta’s Chairman and CEO, said, “The AI era is transforming industries and business models with unprecedented speed while placing greater demands on data center infrastructure and energy efficiency. By leveraging 55 years of innovation since its founding, Delta has once again advanced the capabilities of its power, cooling, and infrastructure solutions to enable superior energy efficiency and resilience ‘from grid to chip’ for the AI factories of the future. At NVIDIA GTC 2026, we are also demonstrating AI digital twins leveraging NVIDIA Omniverse libraries that have delivered palpable benefits across two of our key domains. We look forward to collaborating with NVIDIA and industry partners to scale up AI applications across industries.”
Next-generation AI factories will require higher DC voltage power systems, such as 800 VDC, to enable superior performance with next-generation high compute density racks while guaranteeing energy efficiency and resilience. To advance the adoption and sustainability of 800 VDC power architectures, Delta is unveiling its comprehensive and versatile portfolio of newly developed power, liquid cooling, and microgrid solutions at NVIDIA GTC 2026. Key highlights include the 800 VDC In-Row 660kW Power Racks with embedded 80kW Battery Backup Units (BBU) for each shelf (480kW in total) and AC-DC efficiency as high as 98%; two In-Row Coolant Distribution Units (CDU) offering 3,000kW and 2,400kW of cooling capacity respectively, the latter supporting 800 VDC with N+1 pump design; as well as a revolutionary Microgrid Solution, which boasts Delta’s newly developed Solid State Transformer (SST) and Solid Oxide Fuel Cell (SOFC) technologies, as well as all-in-one energy storage systems.
The showcase also highlights AI digital twins built with NVIDIA Omniverse that have enhanced Delta’s solutions and smart manufacturing operations with substantial improvements across the board:
- Delta’s building automation solutions leveraged Omniverse high-fidelity capabilities and generative AI-enabled tools to integrate real-time lighting, solar heat, HVAC, sensors, and building automation controls into augmented photorealistic dynamic simulations. This approach helped achieve not only up to 20% potential energy savings, but also an improvement in occupant comfort at Delta’s own headquarters in Taipei.
- Omniverse-driven AI digital twins have also been instrumental for Delta’s smart manufacturing of AI server power supplies in Thailand. The cyber-physical integration of product design, equipment, robotics, and process data into a high-fidelity AI digital twin allows for the substantial acceleration of offline engineering cycles, ultimately resulting in much faster line deployment. Furthermore, this AI-driven digital twin also helped to speed up the decentralized manufacturing with centralized management necessary to facilitate the transition toward autonomous factories.
Visitors are welcome to Delta’s booth #1221 at NVIDIA GTC 2026 to witness the new era of NVIDIA Omniverse AI digital twins in multiple applications and the benefits of our solutions for the upcoming 800 VDC power architecture of AI factories.
