Bringing AI capacity online takes more than GPUs. Power availability, cooling requirements and infrastructure lead times all shape the path to first token and decisions made before construction can influence performance long after commissioning. Join WWT, Schneider Electric and NVIDIA for a Partner Spotlight on building and operating AI factories with greater speed and confidence. Experts explore how digital twins can help teams test assumptions and evaluate design trade-offs before committing capital, how modular infrastructure can support more predictable deployment, and how connecting IT and operational data can improve cooling efficiency, maintenance and reliability. Whether you're planning a new facility, retrofitting an existing data center or evaluating colocation options, this conversation offers practical perspectives on reducing uncertainty, developing a digital twin strategy and aligning compute, power and cooling across the AI Factory lifecycle.

As enterprises race to harness the transformative power of AI, the data centers that power these mission-critical workloads are facing unprecedented demands. From increasing power and cooling requirements to the need for lightning-fast deployment and optimization, the traditional approaches to data center design and management are no longer sufficient. In this exclusive Partner Spotlight, WWT Senior Director of AI Mike Trojecki talks with Head of Business Development, NVIDIA Energy, Ahsan Yousufzai, and Schneider Electric's Vice President of Solution Architects, Joe Reele, about how you can position your data center as a key enabler of AI.