(Singapore, 9 Oct 2024)The highly anticipated Data Centre World Asia 2024 opened today at Marina Bay Sands, drawing industry leaders and innovators from across the globe to showcase the latest advancements in data centre technology and solutions. This year, over 400 exhibitors and 200 speakers are set to share their expertise on topics ranging from green energy solutions and AI integration to enhanced data security and cross-border connectivity.
One of the highlights of today’s showcase was the unveiling of Baudouin’s newest power generation innovation, the 20M55 high-speed generator. Renowned for its power solutions, Baudouin introduced the 20M55 as a breakthrough product designed to meet the rigorous demands of modern data centres. With a power density of 41.6 kW/L and a rapid start-up capability that delivers power within 10 seconds, the 20M55 aims to set a new industry standard for reliable, high-performance backup power.
“With a maximum power rate of 4,250 kWe, it is the most powerful high-speed generator in its class, further expanding our portfolio and strengthening the competitive position of Baudouin, which renew our commitment to providing superior products, efficient delivery, exceptional services and customized solutions.” said Ms Xue Hua, Managing Director of Weichai Singapore.
The exhibition of Data Centre World Asia 2024, focusing on the future of digital infrastructure, cloud computing, and sustainable energy, features an impressive lineup of exhibitors and thought leaders addressing the evolving needs of the digital economy.
Darren Lee, Baudouin Sales manager, speaking at the launch, emphasized the critical role of power stability in data centre operations. “Our presence at Data Centre World Asia 2024 underscores our commitment to providing reliable and intelligent power solutions for the fast-growing data centre industry. The 20M55 generator’s industry-leading features ensure seamless operations and prevent data loss in critical environments.”
Baudouin’s exhibit at the event also showcased a series of high-performance generators, including the WPG30007, WPG41257, and WPG5310B7, each equipped with intelligent control systems for real-time monitoring, remote diagnostics, and optimized performance management. These systems are designed to meet the ever-increasing demand for uptime and operational efficiency in data-intensive industries.
Data Centre World Asia is the region’s leading event for data centre professionals, bringing together experts in digital infrastructure, cloud solutions, and emerging technologies. The first day of the event saw engaging discussions on sustainable energy strategies and the impact of AI on data centre operations. Experts pointed out that with the rise of AI and machine learning, data centres are experiencing a paradigm shift in power needs, making robust, high-speed generators like Baudouin’s 20M55 more crucial than ever.
Baudouin, a century-old company with a strong global presence in over 130 countries, has long been a trusted name in power generation. Its new generator is a testament to the company’s ongoing dedication to innovation and engineering excellence, reinforcing its position as a leader in the digital infrastructure sector.
Data Centre World Asia 2024 continues tomorrow, with key sessions focusing on sustainability, digital transformation, and next-generation technology solutions.
