Highlights from Vertiv’s Artificial Intelligence Solutions Roadshow

09/26/24 • 65 min

This episode of the DVL Power Hour podcast is made up of select audio clips from an in-person event that took place in Denver, CO, on June 11, 2024, as part of Vertiv’s AI Solutions Innovative Roadshow. The speakers you’ll hear showcased are all data center professionals who work for Vertiv, each with more than two decades of experience dealing with the complex challenges of this landscape.

You’ll be hearing from Matt Zieg, Vice President of Global Strategic Accounts, David Toralez, Technical Sales Manager, and Jim Greene, Director of AC Power Technical Sales.

You’ll be hearing from Matt Zieg, Vice President of Global Strategic Accounts, David Toralez, Technical Sales Manager, and Jim Greene, Director of AC Power Technical Sales.

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A Macro-View on Microgrids

As power grids around the country continue to be stressed, it’s time for infrastructure teams to consider new methodologies to confidently energize their facilities. Picture a future where electricity isn't just distributed from centralized grids but generated and managed locally. Welcome to the world of microgrids, battery energy storage systems, and electronic isolation and controls. We'll be joined by our own Alexander D'Angelo, Power Systems Sales Engineers out of our Salt Lake City office.
Join us, as we dive into, not just the growing demand of alternative energy strategies, but details of:

The evolution of microgrids and how we’ve arrived at this current state,
The impacts microgrids have on power distribution and consumption,
The basics of engineering microgrids,
Tangible benefits for facilities and their operations, and
How microgrids WILL help the national energy issue by providing sustainable successes.

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In today's world of industrial and manufacturing settings, many environments have hurdles that inhibit flexibility of power management, while also decreasing the potential for growth. Overcoming these challenges and distributing power throughout your facility maximizes operations by allowing you to reconfigure equipment and workflows. To do this, you need a flexible power distribution system like Starline’s Busway. To best implement it, it’s important to understand its capabilities.
In this episode of the DVL Power Hour, we welcome Adrian Sanchez, Starline Sales Director. We’ll discuss today's world of industrial power management and distribution. We'll cover current challenges of manufacturing and industrial applications, and new solutions from Starline that offer increases in performance, functionality, and flexibility; including, when IP54 or NEMA 3R ratings are required, the ability to install around elements that previously needed to be avoided, like water, dust, and other contaminants.