DESIGN & BUILD
s demand for compute linked to AI increases, operators are facing constraints linked to power density, uptime and operational control. In response, Siemens is developing intelligent building systems that connect power distribution, safety and digital monitoring within data centres. Siemens Smart Infrastructure is aligning its portfolio to address these pressures through integrated systems that link electrical infrastructure with building technologies.
Through partnerships and product development, Siemens is positioning intelligent building systems as a framework that connects energy, safety and operational data. This approach is visible in its work with Rittal on power distribution and in its fire safety portfolio designed for connected environments.
Standardised infrastructure with Rittal Siemens’ partnership with Friedhelm Loh Group and its largest company Rittal focuses on creating a standardised approach to power distribution within data centres. The collaboration targets markets aligned with International Electrotechnical Commission standards, enabling deployment across multiple regions.
Together, the companies are developing infrastructure designed to reduce construction timelines and support modular deployment. By aligning components from Siemens with Rittal’ s platforms, the system enables a consistent approach to power distribution across facilities.
98 May 2026