Schneider Electric released the "Computing and Power Synergy" Insight Report: Breaking through the energy challenges of data centers with a three-layer architecture. During the 2025 World Artificial Intelligence Conference, Schneider Electric published the report titled "Computing and Power Synergy - Energy Challenges and Responses for Data Centers." In a high electricity consumption scenario, China's data centers may exceed 700 billion kilowatt-hours by 2030, accounting for 5.3% of the country's total electricity consumption; nearly 70% of surveyed companies expect their electricity consumption to grow at an average annual rate of over 15% in the next three years, and 61% of surveyed companies plan to build or expand intelligent computing centers in the next three years. The report points out that energy management in data centers will face three challenges: power supply stability, cost control, and carbon emission management. To address this, Schneider Electric's Commercial Value Research Institute proposed a "Computing and Power Synergy" three-layer architecture in the report, connecting power supply, computing load, and synergy mechanisms from the bottom up to promote the deep integration of computing resources and power resources. 18:57【In the past three years, China has reduced food loss by over 50 billion jin