#TechPH - Powering the AI Boom: How Schneider Electric’s Galaxy VXL Is Changing the Game for Data Centers

Artificial intelligence is no longer just a buzzword—it’s a force reshaping how we live, work, and connect. But behind every AI breakthrough is a massive demand for power. As AI computing capacity doubles every 100 days, data centers are scrambling to keep up. Enter Schneider Electric’s latest innovation: the Galaxy VXL, a sleek, scalable, and energy-smart UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) that’s built for the AI era.

Why Power Matters in the Age of AI

From generating music and images to answering complex queries, AI tasks consume far more electricity than traditional digital processes. In fact, a single AI query can use up to ten times more energy than a regular internet search. Multiply that by billions of users, and you’ve got a serious power challenge.

Schneider Electric is tackling this head-on with the Galaxy VXL—a compact yet powerful UPS designed to support high-density AI workloads while keeping energy use in check.

Small Footprint, Big Impact

What makes the Galaxy VXL stand out? It’s all about efficiency and flexibility. This UPS packs up to 1.25 MW of power into just 1.2 square meters of space—and can scale up to 5 MW when needed. That’s serious power in a surprisingly small package.

Here’s what else it brings to the table:

• Modular design for easy upgrades as your needs grow
• Up to 99% efficiency in energy-saving mode
• Compact build that’s 52% smaller than the industry average
• Live Swap tech for zero-downtime maintenance
• AI-powered monitoring to predict and prevent issues before they happen

Smarter, Greener, and Ready for the Future

As electricity costs rise and sustainability becomes a must, the Galaxy VXL offers a smarter way forward. It’s not just about keeping the lights on—it’s about doing it in a way that’s cost-effective, environmentally responsible, and ready to scale with the future of AI.

Schneider Electric is also ramping up production to meet global demand, aiming to deliver over 9,000 units annually by 2025. That’s a clear sign that the future of data centers is modular, efficient, and built to last.

The Bottom Line: Whether you're running a hyperscale data center or planning your next big AI deployment, the Galaxy VXL is designed to keep you powered up and ahead of the curve.

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