Panduit Unveils AI-Ready Data Center Solutions at Thailand Technology Day 2026 Amid Digital Hub Growth

Brickinfo News Agency – Panduit convened industry leaders, enterprise executives, and IT professionals at the Panduit Thailand Technology Day 2026 in Bangkok on November 10, 2026, to address critical physical infrastructure requirements driven by surging artificial intelligence adoption and regional data center expansion. Industry forecasts project Thailand’s data center market to expand from 1.45 billion USD in 2025 to 6.29 billion USD by 2031, supported by strategic geographic advantages, infrastructure readiness, and competitive regulatory frameworks attracting hyperscalers amid capacity constraints in neighboring markets.

During the event, Panduit announced four primary infrastructure systems alongside an expanded fiber optic portfolio designed for high-density computing:

• EL2P Intelligent Power Distribution Unit (PDU): Delivers intelligent power monitoring and distribution for high-density computing setups.
• Gen 7 SAN Director Connectivity: Provides scalable high-performance fiber connectivity for enterprise storage and computing architectures.
• Fault Managed Power System (FMPS): Supplies power delivery for connected enterprise devices and emerging smart infrastructure.
• NetVerse 2.0: Serves as a data center physical infrastructure management platform updated for scalability and cable management.
• Very Small Form Factor (VSSF) Fiber Optic Portfolio: Incorporates MMC connectivity and shuffle cables engineered to meet the density requirements of advanced GPU computing clusters, including the NVIDIA Vera Rubin architecture.

Addressing broader industry dynamics, Simin Sirun, Business Director for ASEAN, India, and Korea at Panduit, noted that physical infrastructure forms the critical baseline for enterprise digital transformation:

“Thailand is at the forefront of a new wave of digital infrastructure development, driven by the rapid adoption of AI, cloud computing, and data-intensive applications. As organizations continue to scale their digital capabilities, the physical infrastructure supporting these environments becomes increasingly critical. Through Panduit Thailand Technology Day, we are bringing together industry leaders to explore how businesses can build the resilient and scalable foundations needed to power future growth.”

Sirun also emphasized disciplined capital deployment, pointing out that single AI server racks can exceed capital expenditures of approximately 6 million USD. Market participants were advised to implement phased procurement strategies to manage ongoing supply constraints affecting core materials such as fiber optics, ensuring connectivity deployments align with server and GPU delivery schedules amid global supply chain fluctuations.