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Post Event Reflections by David Leal, Vice President, Business (Southeast Asia), Delta Electronics

Post Event Reflections by David Leal, Vice President, Business (Southeast Asia), Delta Electronics

David Leal is the Vice President of Business for Southeast Asia at Delta Electronics, where he oversees operations and strategic initiatives across the region. With over 20 years of expertise in energy management and technology solutions, David has been key to advancing Delta's mission of delivering energy-efficient innovations to sectors such as renewable energy, data centers, and industrial automation. From 2015 to 2022, David served as the APAC Regional Sales President for the Eltek Business Unit, a Delta Group company, and in 2019, he took on the additional responsibility of Country Manager for Delta Australia. Having joined Delta Electronics in 2008, David has successfully led strategic planning and business development across Asia Pacific, Europe, and North America. Under his leadership, Delta continues to grow its market presence while championing sustainable innovation for a greener future.

1. What products/services did Delta Electronics showcase at Data Centre World Asia, and how have visitors responded to them?

At Data Centre World Asia 2024, Delta Electronics showcased our advanced precision cooling solutions, including the Air-Assisted Liquid Cooling (AALC) system and the Coolant Distribution Unit (CDU). These technologies are designed to improve thermal management efficiency in high-density data centres by delivering superior cooling performance while minimizing energy consumption. The AALC, in particular, allows for enhanced heat dissipation, reducing operational costs. We were thrilled with the strong turnout at our booth! Our post-event survey revealed that attendees were particularly drawn to our product demonstrations and engaging visual displays. Many found the hands-on experience insightful, which allowed us to connect with both new and existing partners.

Overall, it was a valuable opportunity that enhanced our visibility and strengthened key relationships.

2. How do you see your company's solutions contributing to the future of data centers, particularly in areas like sustainability or AI-driven operations?

Delta's solutions, like our precision cooling technology, are critical in reducing the environmental impact of data centres. By optimising cooling efficiency and reducing energy waste, we help clients lower their operational costs and carbon emissions. As we move toward RE100 by 2030, our innovations align with global sustainability goals.

Additionally, our AI-driven management systems allow data centres to operate with greater precision and autonomy, ensuring optimal energy use while predicting and preventing system failures. This combination of sustainability and intelligence will shape the future of data centres.

3. How do you foresee the data centre industry evolving over the next few years?

The data centre industry is set to undergo significant transformation in the coming years. Sustainability will continue to be a major driver, as businesses increasingly prioritise carbon neutrality. We expect to see a shift towards greener infrastructure, with more data centres integrating renewable energy and employing energy-saving technologies.

At the same time, the rise of AI and edge computing will further push the need for real-time data processing and automation, reshaping the way data centres are built and managed. There will also be a growing emphasis on modular and scalable solutions, which allow for greater flexibility in a rapidly changing landscape.

4. How was your overall experience at Data Centre World Asia 2024, and how does it compare to other industry events you have been to?

Data Centre World Asia 2024 was a dynamic and insightful event. It brought together a wide range of industry professionals, and we had the opportunity to exchange ideas on emerging trends such as AI integration and sustainability in data centres.

Compared to other industry events, Data Centre World Asia stood out for its focus on regional challenges and opportunities, particularly in the fast-growing Southeast Asian market. The event's scale, the depth of discussions, and the quality of attendees were impressive, contributing to a productive and engaging experience for our team.

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