India, July 30 -- Artificial intelligence is reshaping the world's digital infrastructure at a fast pace. As enterprises deploy increasingly complex AI models and process a large amount of real-time data, the demands placed on data centres are changing rapidly. Computing capacity alone is no longer enough. Operators must also address power consumption, cooling efficiency and infrastructure resilience while ensuring long-term sustainability.

According to Sumit Narayan, Head, Business Development & Key Account Management, Mitsubishi Electric India, AI is transforming the role of data centres from traditional computing facilities into critical digital infrastructure that targets the next phase of enterprise innovation.

"AI is transforming...