AI workloads are driving unprecedented growth in data center energy demand, putting greater pressure on operators to improve power efficiency without sacrificing reliability or scalability. This infographic explores how efficient modular power supplies can help meet these growing requirements, particularly as GPU-based AI racks consume significantly more power than conventional server racks.
Discover how the Common Redundant Power Supply (CRPS) form factor supports interoperable, hot-swappable power architectures and how the Open Compute Project’s Modular-CRPS implementation adds capabilities for remote monitoring, device authentication, and secure firmware updates. The infographic also breaks down 80 PLUS Titanium and Ruby efficiency requirements, helping engineers understand how PSU efficiency varies across different operating loads.
Using a real-world example, it illustrates how choosing more efficient AI data center power supplies can translate into substantial energy savings — even for facilities operating hundreds rather than tens of thousands of units. It also highlights Bel’s CRPS portfolio, spanning 550 W to 5,200 W for flexible power-infrastructure design.
Download the infographic to learn how energy-efficient server power supplies can reduce losses, support growing AI workloads, and help optimize data center power infrastructure.