For SERGI, that issue becomes especially visible around large power transformers and other mission-critical electrical nodes. These assets are essential to the continuity of grids, industrial campuses, data centers, airports, transport systems and other vital facilities. They can take months, and in some cases much longer, to replace, even though a severe event may unfold in an extremely short timeframe. The relevant question is no longer only “how do we detect faster?” but also “how do we prevent irreversible loss when the event is already underway?”

“AI growth is not only creating a need for more compute. It is changing how resilience must be designed. The digital economy depends on physical electrical infrastructure that cannot be replaced at the speed of software. Our view is straightforward: the next generation of critical infrastructure must be more efficient, more cyber resilient and better protected physically,” said Antoine Magnier, CEO, SERGI.

SERGI’s positioning is built around a multi-layer resilience architecture. Its engineering approach does not replace cybersecurity, diagnostics, electrical protections or fire mitigation. It complements them at the point where the outcome of a severe internal event is determined by physics. SERGI’s engineered solutions are designed to operate without software dependency, external electrical signals or cyber reliance, helping limit catastrophic consequences on strategic assets. This message resonates strongly in Singapore, a regional digital infrastructure hub where growth in data centers is increasingly framed through capacity, energy efficiency and sustainability. As Asia accelerates in AI, the resilience of the electrical infrastructure supporting that expansion is becoming a strategic priority for operators, public authorities, insurers and investors.
At Data Centre World Asia, SERGI will engage with data center operators, utilities, public authorities, engineering partners and insurers around a simple proposition: the future of digital infrastructure depends not only on compute, but on the ability to protect the electrical assets behind it.

About SERGI
Founded in 1952, SERGI is a French engineering group specialised in the protection of critical energy infrastructure. The company supports operators, industrial players, insurers and public authorities when high-impact risks can no longer be addressed through standard approaches. SERGI develops engineering responses tailored to the asset, the site and the criticality profile, with a particular focus on the physical resilience of strategic transformers.