Vertiv advances converged infrastructure for NVIDIA AI factories

Vertiv has announced new converged physical infrastructure innovations designed to support the next generation of AI factories built on NVIDIA’s Vera Rubin DSX architecture, addressing the growing complexity and scale of AI deployments.

As AI factories expand in density and power requirements, organisations are facing increasing pressure to reduce deployment timelines, optimise infrastructure utilisation, and minimise integration risks. Vertiv’s approach introduces simulation-ready infrastructure models, enabling operators to validate and optimise power and cooling systems before physical deployment begins.

At the core of this initiative is Vertiv’s converged physical infrastructure model, which integrates power, cooling, controls, and lifecycle services into a unified, system-level design. This model is built on repeatable infrastructure blocks, validated interfaces, and digital continuity, allowing for more scalable and predictable AI factory deployments.

A key component is the Vertiv™ OneCore modular architecture, based on standardised 12.5MW infrastructure blocks that can be ...