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The 800 VDC architecture is a key enabler for this strategy. Current data center energy storage is connected in line with the AC power delivery. By going to 800 VDC, it becomes easier to combine storage in the most appropriate location. Figure 1. Moving from 415 VAC (top) to 800 VDC power distribution (bottom)
Given rapid growth in the server and artificial intelligence (AI) markets, the amount of energy required per rack is increasing from 100kW to >1MW. This increase requires designers to fundamentally reimagine the entire data center’s power delivery path, from the grid to the gates of processors.
The electric vehicle and utility-scale solar industries have already embraced 800 VDC or higher to improve efficiency and power density, creating a mature ecosystem of components and best practices that can be adapted for the data center. While 800 VDC solves the efficiency-at-scale problem, it doesn’t address workload volatility.
In this approach, medium-voltage AC is directly converted to 800 VDC by large, high-capacity power conversion systems. This 800 VDC is then distributed throughout the data hall to the compute racks. Architecture streamlines the power train by eliminating layers of AC switchgear, transformers, and PDUs.