Schneider Electric, a leader in the digital transformation of energy management and automation, and ETAP, an industry and technology leader in power system design and operation, are introducing an advanced digital twin that can accurately model and simulate the power requirements of AI factories.
Using the NVIDIA Omniverse™ blueprint for AI factory digital twins, Schneider Electric and ETAP enable the development of digital twins that combine multiple inputs from mechanical, thermal, network and electrical systems to simulate AI factory operations.
The collaboration aims to transform AI factory design and operation by providing greater insight into and control over electrical systems and power requirements, creating opportunities for significant improvements in efficiency, reliability and resilience.
Although basic visualisation of electrical systems was previously possible, integrating ETAP technologies with NVIDIA Omniverse enables a comprehensive AI factory digital twin in which multiple dynamic processes interact seamlessly.
ETAP's sophisticated modelling technology will create a virtual replica of a data centre's electrical infrastructure and combine it with real-time power system data, advanced analytics and insights.
