Who makes power shelves & psus for AI data centers

Power shelves sit between the facility's electrical distribution (layer 7) and the busbar or whips (4.15) that carry power the rest of the way to each tray; they're the rack's own bulk power-conversion stage. The Open Rack V3 form factor standardizes a 33 kW-class shelf design shared across ODMs, which lets a rack-scale system swap in shelves from multiple suppliers without re-engineering the rack's power architecture. AI racks need far more power-shelf capacity than a conventional server rack because GPU trays draw far more continuous power than general-purpose compute, and a growing share of that conversion work happens with wide-bandgap power semiconductors (4.12a) rather than silicon, since GaN and SiC devices handle these currents at higher efficiency and in less space. For investors, this tier tracks rack power density directly: as GPU generations draw more power per tray, shelf count and shelf capacity per rack both rise, and the suppliers who qualify early on a new shelf generation tend to hold that position through the generation's full production run.