SMA Solar Technology announced plans to enter the power infrastructure market for AI data centers, offering three architectures based on energy storage, UPS and 800V DC. The company said it plans to advance deployment in fiscal 2027 and expects revenue of tens of millions of euros from its data center business.
SMA Solar Technology is entering the power infrastructure market for AI data centers, aiming to secure power and shorten grid-connection lead times. The company will draw on its experience with large-scale power generation and energy storage systems to address the sharp increase in data center power demand.
Its product lineup comprises three architectures: GridAssist, which uses batteries to support load leveling and power quality stabilization; GridLink AC, which uses medium-voltage UPS systems to isolate data center loads from the power grid; and GridLink DC, which supports 800V DC power delivery.
GridLink DC supports 800V DC operation associated with the expansion of AI infrastructure, with deployment planned for 2027. Revenue from the data center business is expected to reach tens of millions of euros in the same fiscal year.
The sources are SMA news releases and official materials, and the summary is based on primary-source information.