India, Jan. 19 -- Artificial intelligence is forcing a fundamental rethink of data centre infrastructure. As AI workloads grow denser and deployment timelines shrink, facilities are being redesigned to operate at unprecedented scale and complexity.

A new report from Vertiv examines how AI-driven data centre infrastructure trends are reshaping power architectures, cooling systems, energy strategies, and operational models across global facilities.

According to Vertiv, four macro forces are now driving data centre innovation.

The first is extreme densification. AI and high-performance computing workloads are pushing rack densities far beyond traditional limits, placing new demands on power delivery and thermal management.

The second is ...