⚡ AI is changing the power demands of the data center. Is energy storage ready to keep up? Join the Open Compute Project Foundation (OCP) on September 30for a free live Educational Webinar exploring how AI workloads, increasing rack densities, evolving safety standards and sustainability requirements are reshaping energy storage across the modern data center. Energy Storage Across the Modern Data Center: Evolving Standards, Sustainability, and AI-Related Power Quality 📅Wednesday, September 30, 2026 ⏰ 11:00 AM ET 💻 Live Virtual Event 🎟️ Free to attend As AI infrastructure scales, highly dynamic workloads and synchronized GPU activity are creating new challenges for power delivery and power quality. At the same time, energy storage is moving beyond its traditional role as backup power, with new approaches bringing storage closer to the compute itself. Our panel of experts will explore: 🔹How AI workloads and higher rack densities are changing energy storage requirements 🔹 The impact of evolving standards including UL 9540A and NFPA 855-2026 🔹 The role of energy storage in managing GPU power transients and on-site generation 🔹 Sustainability, lifecycle impacts, recyclability and responsible battery sourcing 🔹 What operators should consider when evaluating energy storage for future AI infrastructure Hear perspectives from: 🎤 Jay Dietrich, Research Director, Sustainability and Energy, Uptime Institute 🎤 Jake Whitacre, Senior Product Manager, ZincFive 🎤 Dr. Matthew Raiford, Senior Technical Director, CBI 🎤 James Kelly, VP Market Intelligence and Innovation, Open Compute Project Foundation Whether you work in data center power, infrastructure design, electrical engineering, hardware, sustainability, energy storage or safety, this is an opportunity to hear from experts about a rapidly evolving part of the AI infrastructure stack. 👉 Learn more and register FREE: #OpenComputeProject# #OCP# #AIInfrastructure# #DataCenters# #EnergyStorage# #DataCenterPower# #ArtificialIntelligence# #Sustainability# #PowerInfrastructure# #OpenCompute#