艾默生推出面向AI数据中心的DeltaV自动化平台

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ST. LOUIS - Emerson (NYSE:EMR) announced today the DeltaV Automation Platform for Data Centers, a unified automation system designed to monitor and control data center critical infrastructure.
The platform integrates thermal, mechanical and electrical subsystems under a single control solution, according to a press release statement. The system includes Emerson’s DeltaV distributed control system and DeltaV programmable logic controllers.
The automation platform decouples hardware and software to enable parallel execution during project implementation. It provides real-time monitoring and management of cooling and power loads across data center facilities.
"Data center performance is no longer defined by individual components alone, but by how effectively critical systems work together," said Nathan Pettus, president of Emerson’s process systems and solutions business.
The DeltaV platform incorporates AI technologies to deliver process control and enable integration of AI optimization models. The system aims to provide operational visibility to help detect abnormal conditions and maintain operations.
Emerson stated the platform uses standardized designs to reduce execution risk and compress project timelines for data center construction and commissioning.
The company said the automation system is designed to scale across multiple facilities and geographies, providing a repeatable operating model for data center operators.
Emerson is headquartered in St. Louis, Missouri and provides automation solutions across industrial sectors.
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