Vertiv stories
Vertiv named leading supplier in modular data center market, with scalability and speed of deployment driving growth.
Omdia research reveals that the global market for prefabricated modular data centres, from the edge to the core, increased by more than 65%.
The Liebert GXT RT+ range is available from 1 to 3kVA, offering power outage protection that is less expensive than other Liebert GXT models.
Vertiv enhances its Partner Programme with new tools and products, aiming to solidify its dominance in the edge infrastructure market across EMEA.
Growth in edge computing could generate new revenue opportunities for operators, according to new research by Vertiv and Omdia.
Network operators will play a pivotal role in enabling new revenue streams from edge computing, according to new research from Vertiv and Omdia, formerly Ovum.
Optimising data centre resources means you can use them to improve IT capacity, paving the way for new services operating at greater efficiency.
A recent report by Forbes Insights and Vertiv reveals only 29% of data centers meet current needs, prompting a call for major investments and updates.
Tech Data is set to distribute Vertiv's power, cooling, and IT infrastructure solutions in Australia, expanding a successful US partnership Down Under.
New investments will further enhance uninterruptible power supply testing capabilities for Vertiv customers worldwide.
Vertiv is set to become a public company for the first time by merging with GS Acquisition Holdings, a deal valued at USD $5.3 billion.
IXcellerate has launched Moscow Two, the largest data hall in Russia, built in six months with a 3,000sqm area and 99.999% service availability.
Vertiv has appointed Cuthbert Stewart as its New Zealand distributor for its line of uninterrupted power supplies (UPS).
The rapid migration to the edge is reshaping the data center industry, with 53% of leaders expecting a 100% increase in edge sites by 2025, says Vertiv.
Vertiv has achieved ISO 14001:2015 certification for environmental management across its ANZ offices and warehouses, enhancing its sustainability credentials.
Organisations and IT partners could be forgiven for thinking their own physical infrastructure doesn't matter anymore.
Singapore is witnessing unprecedented growth in data center and colocation industries, fueled by the rapid pace of digital technology.
Vertiv says this deal is an attempt to increase its footprint with Australian government and telecommunications providers.
As networks continue to evolve and coverage expands, 5G itself will become a key enabler of emerging edge use cases.
Together with analyst firm 451 Research, Vertiv has unveiled the findings from its report that delves into the state of 5G.
