Sanghi: AI data center rack power density will soon reach 130 kW
Sharad Sanghi · Can Neysa be India's AI Cloud alternative to AWS, Azure & Google Cloud? | Sharad Sanghi · Apr 11, 2025 · at 29:28
Sharad Sanghi, founder of Neysa and Netmagic, discusses how AI infrastructure demands are dramatically increasing data center energy and cooling requirements.
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“I remember when we started net magic, our average density of rack was like six kilowatts per rack. Then it went to 10 kilowatts per hour, then went to 22 kilowatts per hour. Now it's at 40 kilowatts per hour and very soon it will go to 130 kilowatts per hour.”
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