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Digitimes October 27, 2026 By Ysi Chen neutral

AI data centers drive cooling, power, and modular infrastructure demand

AI / LLMSupply ChainData Center
As AI server computing density and server rack power consumption rise, data center construction must also take into account cooling, power distribution, energy management, and electromechanical infrastructure. In light of these trends, the 2026 Taiwan Industry Week trade show features a dedicated section for data centers, with Auras Technology, Walrus Pump, and Teco Electric and Machinery among the exhibitors, a sign that AI data center-related opportunities are expanding to other segments of the industrial supply chain.
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