The Vertiv™ AI Roadshow went to ten cities in 2026. Now, the conversation goes everywhere. Three hours of real customer implementations, live speaker Q&A and the Vertiv Frontiers perspective on what comes next.

After two decades of steady evolution, the data center industry is advancing into a new era. AI and accelerated compute are redefining how organizations design, deploy, and scale digital infrastructure at a pace faster than anything in the past two decades. Vertiv Frontiers identifies four macro forces driving this transformation.

 

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Extreme densification

AI workloads are pushing rack power well beyond 25KW and often into triple digits. Systems that previously filled a data hall now fit into a single rack.

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Gigawatt scaling

Facilities are now being built at unprecedented gigawatt scale, with prefabricated modular blocks designed to scale from tens of megawatts to multigigawatt campuses.

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Unit of compute

The data center is becoming a single system where power, cooling, and IT work as one integrated architecture, from rack to row to site.

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Silicon diversification

The chips powering AI are diversifying to include custom silicon and new form factors. Infrastructure must support the full spectrum of compute.

These are not trends. These are what customers are doing.   

You will hear from real deployments across every scale of AI infrastructure. Not theory. Not projections. The actual decisions, tradeoffs, and lessons learned from organizations already running AI in production.

Who you will hear from:

The people behind the analysis

You will hear from the Vertiv professionals, plus our guest speakers. This is a live broadcast, not a static recording. You can take your questions directly to the people who delivered the sessions.

Matt Zieg

Vice President, National Accounts & Telecom​
Vertiv

Tifft Gannon

Senior Director, AI Physical Infrastructure
Vertiv

Jim Greene

Director, Technical Sales Power Management
Vertiv

Ron Tessing

Technical Sales Manager, Whitespace Solutions Architecture
Vertiv

Nathan Shaw

Senior Director, Heterogeneous Computing Platforms
NVIDIA