Eaton unveils power grid-to-chip integrated infrastructure strategy at 'Data Center Techday 2026'

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Eaton unveils power grid-to-chip integrated infrastructure strategy at 'Data Center Techday 2026'

Published2026.09.11 07:52

Unveils integrated power portfolio centered on MVSST

Eaton has unveiled domestically its next-generation data center power infrastructure strategy to address high-density power demand arising from AI workload proliferation. The core is a 'Power-to-Chip' architecture that connects the entire spectrum from the power grid to server chips as a single ecosystem.

Eaton held 'Eaton Data Center Techday 2026' at the Westin Parnas Atlashal in Seoul on the 11th.

The event was attended by domestic data center industry officials, customers, and partners.

Elice, an AI full-stack company, delivered a keynote speech on data center market trends, and David Zheng, Vice President of APAC Engineering at Eaton's Electrical Business, presented next-generation power infrastructure design strategy.

The core solution unveiled on this occasion is the Medium-Voltage Solid-State Transformer (MVSST).

Based on advanced power electronics technology, it simplifies the process of converting high-voltage AC to DC, supporting 800VDC-based AI data center architecture.

Key specifications include △maximum 98.5% system efficiency △maximum 277.7kW/㎡ power density △up to 50% reduction in installation footprint through integration of medium and low-voltage cabinets △up to 50% project lead time reduction through prefabrication methodology.

MVSST has obtained IEC certification.

Additionally, through bidirectional power conversion, it also performs energy router functionality, flexibly interconnecting renewable energy sources such as solar and wind, energy storage systems (ESS), and DC microgrids.

Eaton experts introduced at the event the 9395XR UPS, distributed power quality (DPQ) product line, cooling systems for AI and high-density data centers, prefab white space, grid-tie and power distribution solutions, and electrical power monitoring systems (EPMS).

Eaton has been supplying UPS and power distribution solutions to major domestic hyperscale and colocation data center projects, and through this event has demonstrated its integrated power solution capabilities spanning design, construction, and operation phases.

Oh Seung-hwan, President & Representative Director of Eaton Electrical Korea, stated, "The capability to efficiently manage the entire power path from the power grid to server chips is becoming increasingly important," adding, "By linking power conversion technologies including MVSST with UPS, power distribution, cooling and monitoring solutions, we will support domestic customers to secure stability, energy efficiency, and construction speed simultaneously."

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