In the era of digital economy, data centers serve as core infrastructure for computing power storage, data transmission, and cloud services. They bear the heavy responsibility of supporting the digital transformation of governments and enterprises, internet business operations, cloud computing, big data, artificial intelligence, and other core business operations. They are the "computing power foundation" for the digital development of various industries.

　　Modern standardized data centers possess core characteristics such as high computing power, high concurrency, and 7x24-hour uninterrupted operation. They have extremely stringent requirements for the stability, safety, continuity, and intelligence of power supply. The reliable operation of the power system directly determines the operational efficiency, business availability, and operation and maintenance safety level of the data center.