Delta, a provider of power and thermal management solutions, unveiled a ‘smart community hub’ by its portfolio of IoT-based smart green solutions at Computex Taipei 2023. This was done to announce its proposition, “Realising an intelligent, sustainable, and connecting world”.
The “Intelligent Sustainable Connecting Hub” features an intelligent operation centre with a multi-functional management platform for companies to manage critical operations, including carbon emissions inventory and renewable power matching. Moreover, the new VORTEX a cloud-based video surveillance as a service (VSaaS), the smart microgrid-supported EV charging infrastructure, and the energy-efficient data centre solution, demonstrate how Delta’s solutions integrate to ensure the sustainable development of a myriad of sectors.
Ping Cheng, Delta’s CEO, states “In 2022, Delta became the first company in the technology hardware and equipment industry in Asia to have passed the SBTi’s net-zero science-based target review, in which our goal is to reduce Scope 1 and Scope 2 carbon emissions by 90% by 2030 compared with a base year of 2021. We have achieved our annual target of a 13.5% reduction last year. Meanwhile, 63% of the electricity consumed by our worldwide operations comes from renewable electricity in line with Delta’s RE100 goal by 2030. Our solutions have evolved beyond smart buildings to smart community management, which, combined with our expertise in energy conservation, allows Delta to build digitalised intelligent, low-carbon, healthy, and safe industrial communities.”
Shan Shan Guo, Delta’s chief brand officer, says “We are deeply pleased that world-class exhibitions such as COMPUTEX are back in full force, offering us the opportunity to demonstrate our new brand value proposition, ‘Realising an Intelligent, Sustainable, and Connecting World’. In our smart community hub, Delta’s latest solution platforms, which include the operation centre, smart community management system, and the cloud-based video surveillance system, enable significant benefits for various venues and applications, including offices, financial services, and energy management. We also hope to collaborate further with our partners on key ESG goals that foster a sustainable future.”
Roland Chiang, deputy head of Delta’s building automation business group, says “By leveraging Delta’s expertise in energy management, carbon footprint management, smart building control, security surveillance, intelligent transportation, and IoT communication technology, Delta’s platform offers integrated analysis and scheduling of community systems, enhancing operational efficiency and service levels. We have a strong track record of successful cases for the implementation of these solutions, and also develop other diverse applications to improve cities and the environment even further.”
At this year’s COMPUTEX 2023, Delta provides diverse building automation services, including cloud-based monitoring, smart conference room environmental control, and a multi-functional community management platform, covering renewable energy integration and carbon inventory. These services assist in zero-carbon management and optimisation of green energy utilisation. In terms of infrastructure, Delta’s one-stop data centre solution addresses the data volume and computational needs of an industrial hub. Furthermore, Delta focuses on the concept of power generation, storage, conservation, and usage to offer electric vehicle charging infrastructure solutions that align with the microgrid concept. Delta also showcased powertrains for e-mobility, shaping smart, low carbon mobility for sustainable lifestyles.
COMPUTEX TAIPEI 2023 is held from May 30th to June 2nd. Delta’s exhibition booth is located at booth M0110, 4F, Hall 1, Nangang International Exhibition Center. In addition to the physical exhibition, an online exhibition is launched simultaneously. For more information and to access the virtual exhibition, please visit Delta.
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