Deloitte Launches AI Infrastructure Center of Excellence for Broader AI Capabilities 

Consulting and tax firm Deloitte has launched its global AI Infrastructure Center of Excellence, which aims to provide AI-powered data centers to its clients worldwide.  

Deloitte’s clientele will be able to gain broad access to a variety of artificial intelligence capabilities, including leading practices, network architecture, and AI infrastructure insights, the firm said. 

The data center, dubbed the Center of Excellence, will implement the usage of digital “twin technology” for data center visualization for various operations. The CoE will provide additional support to clients who are implementing cybersecurity protocols with third-party consolidations.  

This initiative from Deloitte comes as the industry faces an increase in demand from clients who are seeking more “efficient” and “scalable” AI infrastructure solutions, which is fueled by the surge in growth of artificial intelligence. 

The AI Infrastructure CoE is a part of Deloitte’s AI platform, named Silicon-2-Service AI factory, which launched in partnership with semiconductor giant NVIDIA. The platform provides comprehensive, turn-key solutions for its client base. 

In March, the firm launched its global AI Simulation Center of Excellence, which is part of Deloitte’s $3 billion investment towards Generative AI through 2030.  

The global AI Simulation Center of Excellence was first launched in Bengaluru, India, to help further drive clients’ decision-making processes, mitigate potential risks, and maximize their return on investment. 

The Simulation CoE was integrated into Deloitte’s existing Experience Centers to offer clients personalized experiences, which fosters a more “nuanced understanding of multiple scenarios, and supporting the formulation of precise, clear and accelerated strategic plans,” the firm said.