Delta to Show AI Data Center Power and Cooling Systems at OCP 2026

Oct 8, 2026
Delta Electronics will present power, microgrid and liquid cooling systems for AI data centers at the OCP Global Summit 2026 in San Jose.

Delta Electronics will present power, microgrid and liquid cooling systems for AI data centers at the OCP Global Summit 2026 in San Jose from October 12 to 15. The company detailed the planned demonstrations in a press release.

The display will include microgrids that combine solid state transformers, solid oxide fuel cells, energy storage and onsite controls. Delta will also show AC to DC and DC to DC power shelves, 800 VDC and plus or minus 400 VDC power delivery systems, and high current busbars for dense AI racks.

Cooling products will include the 3 MW GoCool system and the Project Deschutes Open In Row CDU, which provides up to 2 MW of cooling. Delta plans to begin mass production of the Project Deschutes unit in the first quarter of 2027. Other products include a 3.6 MW liquid to liquid cooling distribution unit, a 4U rack cooling unit, microchannel cold plates and cooling for vertical power delivery.

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