By 2026, the computing power industry will focus on three trends: heterogeneous computing (integrating CPUs, GPUs, and specialized chips) for efficiency; green computing adopting liquid cooling and renewable energy; and networked computing via projects like China's "East Data West Computing" to dynamically allocate resources for AI and digital transformation.

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Traditional data center upgrades focus on three keys: Cloud & Intelligence, adopting hyper-converged infrastructure and AI O&M for elastic resource management; Green Efficiency, widely using liquid cooling and waste heat recovery to lower PUE; and Edge Collaboration, forming integrated cloud-edge-end computing networks.

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Key aspects include certifications (such as ISO standards), SLAs, redundancy design, and security operations covering both physical and cyber security. At CDCE, you can compare multiple providers on the spot, ask detailed questions about their compliance framework, and attend relevant sessions to support your vendor selection.

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Typical approaches include optimizing cooling, improving power usage effectiveness (PUE), integrating renewable energy, and adopting efficient IT hardware. CDCE gathers solution providers for liquid cooling, modular data centers, and green power, and you can discuss your current challenges with experts onsite and join dedicated green data center forums.

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AI and GPU-intensive workloads require higher rack densities, advanced cooling, and robust power distribution, which often drive upgrades to existing facilities. At CDCE, leading vendors will showcase next-generation racks, cooling, and power solutions, allowing you to evaluate upgrade paths and discuss real deployment cases with peers and manufacturers.

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