As data center projects across North America accelerate, NOARK combines global engineering capabilities, diversified supply chains, North American compliance expertise, as well as localized assembly and services to meet customers' demands for speed, reliability, and scalable growth.
Las Vegas, October 10, 2026 / PRNewswire / -- Global power distribution and protection solutions provider NOARK Electric demonstrated its data center power infrastructure capabilities at Yotta 2026.
Power infrastructure needs to keep up with the growth of data centers driven by AI.
Artificial intelligence is accelerating the construction of data centers in North America, driving larger-scale campuses, higher power density, and faster deployment timelines. As the demand for computing power grows, power infrastructure has become a key factor in the speed at which projects move from planning to operation.
For data center developers and operators, decisions regarding power infrastructure are increasingly influenced by three objectives.
Faster access to electricity— To bring capacity online faster and more reliably.
Project timelines, equipment delivery schedules, compliance requirements, and supply chain execution all affect project progress.
Reliable Performance——Protect the operation of critical tasks.
Higher power density requires robust equipment, coordinated protection, and reliable technical support throughout the entire electrical system.
Extensible and flexible infrastructure— Build for today, and at the same time prepare for future growth.
Multi-stage development requires a standardized and repeatable electrical platform in order to scale as capacity needs change.
What is required to meet these priorities is not just a single product, but rather the coordinated operation of engineering, supply, compliance, and local execution throughout the entire project lifecycle.
Global engineering, local expertise
With the support of global engineering and R&D resources, NOARK combines its global product development capabilities with an engineering team focused on North American applications. This team works closely with clients to meet local technical requirements and the specific needs of each project.
The medium-voltage GIS switching equipment of NOARK demonstrates this capability. Its compact design not only meets the critical requirements for power distribution performance and reliability but also reduces the floor space occupied by the equipment. By integrating global R&D efforts with local application expertise, NOARK is able to adjust product solutions in response to the constantly changing needs of data center projects in North America.
Building Supply Chain Flexibility Across Markets
NOARK combines flexible supply capabilities with regional compliance and customer support to meet the needs of North American projects.
Its global manufacturing layout enables NOARK to access diversified production resources, manufacturing scale, and procurement flexibility, while localized supply brings some of the equipment closer to North American customers.
The low-voltage switchboard and bus duct solutions of NOARK reflect a combination of global production capacity and local supply. The domestic supply capability in the United States can shorten the supply chain and improve response times, while global manufacturing resources provide additional capacity and flexibility for large-scale, multi-stage deployments.
Integrated North American compliance requirements from the very beginning
Global capabilities must ultimately be transformed into products that meet North American standards and project requirements. Solving compliance issues helps to reduce uncertainties in certification and supports a more predictable path from specifications to implementation.
The local engineering and compliance expertise of NOARK helps to integrate the applicable UL, IEEE, and other North American requirements into product certification and project execution. A series of products showcased by the company in Yotta reflect this approach, one of which is designed to meet the IEEE requirements applicable to the North American market.
Make assembly and service more accessible to customers.
The localization assembly, project fulfillment, and service capabilities of NOARK enable closer execution to North American customers. A dedicated regional delivery and fulfillment team coordinates order execution, production, logistics, and project delivery, providing local support for customers from the time of placing an order to on-site delivery and beyond.
The ACB and MCCB platforms of NOARK combine global product platforms with local assembly in North America to support greater delivery flexibility and regional responsiveness.
NOARK's capabilities provide another example of this execution model. For a recent project in North America, coordinating engineering, manufacturing, logistics, and local fulfillment enabled the process from order placement to on-site delivery to be completed within about 75 days, demonstrating how global resources and local execution can work together to support fast-paced project progress.
Local capabilities are not limited to device delivery; they also include project coordination, debugging, technical support, and after-sales service, providing customers with more timely responses throughout the entire project lifecycle.
These four capabilities together constitute NOARK's delivery model from a global to a local perspective.
Engineering. Supply. Certification. Delivery
NOARK North America General Manager Andy Li stated: "Data center customers are concerned with three key outcomes: enabling power up more quickly and reliably, running critical mission-critical infrastructure securely, and building systems that can scale to meet future needs. Achieving these outcomes requires more than just a single product. By combining the global engineering and supply chain capabilities with NOARK's application engineering, compliance expertise, localized assembly, and service offerings in North America, we bring global resources closer to our customers – supporting faster power access, uncompromising reliability, and scalable growth."
The debut of NOARK at Yotta in 2026 highlights how this global-to-local model supports the electrical infrastructure of data centers, ranging from medium-voltage power distribution and transformation to low-voltage power distribution and circuit protection.
Supporting the next phase of data center growth
Apart from Yotta 2026, the priorities emphasized in the event also reflect a broader transformation in the North American data center market, where power availability, equipment delivery times, and deployment certainty are increasingly becoming core to project planning. For developers, EPC contractors, and engineering partners, the NOARK global-to-local model provides a practical framework for addressing these challenges by connecting engineering expertise, diversifying supply resources, ensuring compliance with North American standards, and carrying out local implementation.
By integrating these capabilities into medium-voltage and low-voltage systems, NOARK aims to help customers improve project coordination, manage delivery risks, and build an electrical infrastructure that can scale as data center needs evolve.
About NOARK Electric
NOARK Electric provides power distribution, protection, and control solutions for commercial, industrial, infrastructure, and data center applications. NOARK combines global engineering and manufacturing resources with regional application expertise, compliance capabilities, assembly, distribution, and customer support in North America and other markets. NOARK's product portfolio includes low-voltage and medium-voltage electrical equipment and solutions designed to support reliable and scalable power distribution in critical applications.
