Delta, a global leader in power and thermal management solutions, recently announced it has planned, designed and built the new energy-efficient backbone enterprise data center of Formosa Plastics Group (FPG).

The aforementioned 750kW and 300 sqm data center in New Taipei City, which supports FPG's IT operations and data centers around the world, leverages Delta's energy-efficient modularized data center infrastructure solution and system integration capabilities to deliver a PUE (power usage effectiveness)  below 1.5, as well as up to 30% annual energy savings.

"This new data center is the backbone of Formosa Plastics Group's entire IT infrastructure spread abroad, and therefore, long-term reliability, flexibility for future expansion, and energy efficiency are our top requirements. Delta's expertise and track-record in creating energy-efficient and resilient data centers were decisive factors within our decision process. With their tailor-made planning, design and implementation services, and the use of Formosa Biomedical's battery technology, we now have an eco-friendly data center with a PUE below 1.5," Madam Sandy R.Y. Wang, standing member of Formosa Plastics Group Executive Management Committee, Chairperson of Formosa Biomedical Technology Corporation, said.

Victor Cheng, Delta's senior vice president and general manager of its Information Communication Technology Infrastructure Business Group, said, "Collaborating with a world-class corporation like Formosa Plastics Group has been a highly rewarding experience for our entire team. Moreover, we have been able to fulfill their specific needs by providing a comprehensive solution that enables high efficiency in terms of power management, cooling, as well as remote management of the entire infrastructure and PUE with our DCIM platform. This success cements our unique track record in the data center field, where we have established the world's first LEED v4 ID+C Platinum-certified data center in our Taipei HQs as well as our solutions implemented for global leading enterprises."