Schneider Electric makes the electrical and cooling equipment inside data centres.
More and more of what it sells them now arrives as whole units, assembled and tested in a factory, rather than as separate parts for workers to fit on site.
The reason is that skilled people on the building site, not just the equipment, now set how fast an AI data centre can switch on.
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Schneider Electric sells AI data centres the finished system, not the parts