Also introduces the RAS AI data center construction guideline.
At MWC Barcelona 2025, He Bo, president of Huawei Data Center Facility & Critical Power Product Line, introduced the next-generation site power facility architecture, “Single SitePower,” along with the RAS AI data center construction guideline. The new framework is designed to support operators in managing energy production and consumption while optimizing ICT facility development for AI applications.
According to He Bo, Huawei Digital Power is making continuous innovations in architectures and solutions to help operators thrive as energy prosumers.
Single SitePower: Next-generation intelligent architecture for site power facilities
Single SitePower is a next-generation intelligent solution architecture for site power facilities. It adopts a unique three-level synergy mechanism covering site power facilities, wireless networks, and power grids to implement bidirectional interaction of power and information flows in the end-to-end process from the power source, grid, and load to storage. The architecture supports full-link sensing, visualization, and management, improving site energy efficiency (SEE) and power availability (PAV) while reducing the network carbon intensity energy (NCIe). The architecture offers three distinct features:
Resilient: Huawei integrates wireless networks and site power facility networks to implement grid-source synergy, source-storage synergy, and storage-load synergy, and build resilient facilities throughout the process.
Green: Cutting-edge technologies such as high-voltage series connection, optimizers, intelligent algorithms, and arc fault circuit interrupters (AFCIs), and rapid shutdown devices (RSDs) can be used to build green sites and accelerate the value monetization of green energy.
Reliable: Huawei believes that high-quality and safe lithium batteries should be the top consideration to ensure reliable communication.
RAS: AI data center construction guideline
From general-purpose computing to AI computing, data centers need to resolve four major challenges: reliability, uncertainty, rapid delivery, and high power demand. Through joint innovation with global customers, Huawei proposes the AI data center construction guideline RASTM:
Reliable: As the value of AI facilities increases sharply, reliability becomes a major challenge. AI data centers should adopt an enhanced architecture, products, intelligent management, and professional services to ensure reliability throughout their lifecycle.
Agile: AI data centers should be agile and adopt modular design and electromechanical decoupling to flexibly address uncertain requirements and enable rapid delivery.
Sustainable: Power supply efficiency will be a major concern for data centers. The focus of energy efficiency improvement will shift from the efficiency of individual equipment to the efficiency of a parallel system, and then to the large-scale application of the super economic control operation (S-ECO) mode.
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