Eaton, a global leader in intelligent power management, is advancing the evolution of data center infrastructure to meet the high-performance demands of artificial intelligence. In partnership with NVIDIA, Eaton is helping to usher in high-voltage direct current (HVDC) systems tailored for AI workloads, including NVIDIA Kyber rack-scale solutions powered by Rubin Ultra GPUs.
The collaboration focuses on developing reference architectures, engineering best practices, and next-generation power solutions that can support high-density GPU environments. Among these innovations is the move toward 800V HVDC infrastructure, enabling support for racks exceeding 1 megawatt capacity. Eaton and NVIDIA are also exploring applications within the NVIDIA Omniverse Blueprint for designing and operating AI factories.
As global investment in data centers is projected to surpass $1 trillion by 2029, operators are rapidly upgrading facilities to accommodate growing training and inference workloads. Eaton is leveraging its longstanding expertise in power infrastructure to deliver scalable, efficient systems that span the full power pathway—from utility grid to semiconductor chip.
Heath Monesmith, President and COO of Eaton’s Electrical Sector, stated, “Eaton’s innovation in electrical power management, combined with our extensive portfolio, positions us to meet the rising demands of AI data centers. Working alongside NVIDIA and industry leaders accelerates our ability to deliver infrastructure that meets the power, cooling, and operational requirements of next-generation AI ecosystems.”
Eaton’s grid-to-chip strategy provides an integrated approach for optimizing both the physical and digital infrastructure of AI data centers. Its offerings include advanced power distribution units, energy backup systems, digital management platforms, and end-to-end consulting services. These solutions are designed to ensure uptime, enhance energy efficiency, and streamline operations in data-heavy environments.
Eaton is committed to improving quality of life and environmental protection through intelligent power management. Serving a wide range of sectors—including data centers, utilities, industry, aerospace, mobility, and residential—Eaton delivers sustainable solutions that address the world’s most pressing power challenges. The company’s mission is driven by trends in electrification and digitalization.
Established in 1911, Eaton has grown into a global powerhouse, serving customers in over 160 countries. With nearly $25 billion in revenue in 2024, Eaton continues to shape the future of power management with innovation, responsibility, and sustainability at its core.
