HARTING Joins NVIDIA MGX Ecosystem for Next-Gen AI Infrastructure
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ESPELKAMP, Germany and ELGIN, Ill., Oct. 12, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- HARTING Technology Group, a leading global provider of industrial connectivity, has joined the NVIDIA MGX ecosystem as a power system component provider for the NVIDIA Vera Rubin NVL72 platform. This move marks a significant step in the evolution of AI data center power architecture, as HARTING introduces solutions that support the transition from 480 VAC to the NVIDIA 800 VDC architecture.
The company will provide power whip solutions, specifically a 100A/480VAC power whip for the 3RU 110kW power shelf of the NVIDIA Vera Rubin NVL72 platform. Additionally, HARTING will supply a next-generation 157A/800 VDC DC-DC power whip to connect the power infrastructure to the compute rack. This transition is crucial as AI workloads grow and compute density increases, necessitating a rethinking of power distribution within data centers.
As part of the NVIDIA MGX ecosystem, HARTING will be featured on the NVIDIA AI Factory MGX Ecosystem wall at the OCP Global Summit 2026. The company's executives will attend the NVIDIA MGX ceremony, and two of HARTING's power whip solutions supporting the NVIDIA Vera Rubin NVL72 platform will be on display in the HARTING booth (Booth No. C79) at the summit. The booth will demonstrate the power connectivity behind current and next-generation AI infrastructure.
HARTING Technology Group, with a workforce of around 6,500 employees, operates across 42 sales companies, 14 production facilities, and seven R&D sites globally. The company's solutions are used in various industrial sectors, including transportation, e-mobility, automation, and mechanical engineering, as well as in the generation, storage, and distribution of renewable energy. In the 2024/25 business year, the family-owned and managed company generated sales of 1.1 billion euros.
The transition from 480VAC to 800 VDC is a significant step in the evolution of AI data center power architecture. As AI compute becomes more powerful and rack densities increase, the industry has to rethink power distribution from the ground up. The shift is placing new demands on the connectivity systems that deliver power to AI compute infrastructure. HARTING's expertise in high power environments, from rolling stock to automotive, is bringing its engineering experience to the infrastructure supporting the next generation of AI.
For the NVIDIA MGX platform, HARTING provides a 100A/480VAC power whip for the 3RU 110kW power shelf for NVIDIA Vera Rubin NVL72, supporting the transition to 800 VDC with a next-generation 157A/800 VDC DC-DC power whip connecting the power infrastructure to the compute rack.
The company's solutions are designed to manage significantly more power within increasingly dense environments without compromising reliability, efficiency, or scalability. As AI workloads grow and compute density increases, data centers must manage significantly more power within increasingly dense environments without compromising reliability, efficiency, or scalability. That shift is placing new demands on the connectivity systems that deliver power to AI compute infrastructure. HARTING's engineering expertise is crucial in addressing these demands.
At the OCP Global Summit 2026, HARTING will showcase its power whip solutions supporting the NVIDIA Vera Rubin NVL72 platform. The company's executives will attend the NVIDIA MGX ceremony, and two of HARTING's power whip solutions will be on display in the HARTING booth (Booth No. C79) at the summit. The booth will demonstrate the power connectivity behind current and next-generation AI infrastructure. The company's solutions are designed to support the rapidly increasing power demands of AI factories, ensuring that data centers can handle the growing demands of AI workloads.
HARTING Technology Group's inclusion in the NVIDIA MGX ecosystem is a testament to its engineering expertise and commitment to supporting the next generation of AI infrastructure. The company's solutions are used in various industrial sectors, including transportation, e-mobility, automation, and mechanical engineering, as well as in the generation, storage, and distribution of renewable energy. With a workforce of around 6,500 employees, HARTING operates across 42 sales companies, 14 production facilities, and seven R&D sites globally.