The Business Intelligence Group selected C&D Technologies for its ability to deliver tangible infrastructure performance rather than theoretical concepts. As AI processing requirements force a shift in how data centers are designed, the demand for high-performance energy storage has become a primary bottleneck for facility operators. C&D Technologies addresses this by prioritizing reliability and scalability within its battery systems, which are increasingly critical for maintaining uptime during the massive power spikes associated with AI computation.
Russ Fordyce, Chief Recognition Officer at the Business Intelligence Group, noted that the current standard for cloud technology excellence centers on demonstrated results. Bob Malley, Vice President of Portfolio Strategy at C&D, stated that the company remains focused on closing the gap between traditional power infrastructure and the specific, high-intensity needs of AI-driven facilities. With manufacturing operations spanning the United States, Mexico, and China, the company continues to position its energy storage portfolio as a foundation for mission-critical operations across the utilities, telecommunications, and data infrastructure sectors.




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