Vertiv stories
Vertiv and its channel partners celebrate the success of its mechanical and electrical business in 2020, with awards for top partners.
Vertiv introduces Vertiv Power Insight v2.4, which integrates with VMware vCenter, enabling centralised monitoring and management of power infrastructure.
Vertiv has appointed Ingram Micro as a distributor in Australia, creating opportunities for 6,500 value-added resellers and managed service providers.
Vertiv has launched a new line of efficient thermal management solutions for high-density IT applications across Southeast Asia, Australia and New Zealand.
Australian-based film production company deploys a modular edge solution to support its critical digital infrastructure for a blockbuster film.
Vertiv and GRG have launched the Liebert VIC liquid immersion cooling solution for high-density data centers in Asia, Australia and New Zealand.
The COVID-19 pandemic has solidified data centers' status as a fourth utility, bringing increased expectations and responsibilities, according to Vertiv.
Vertiv has been recognised as a global leader in the data center cooling market, holding a 23.5% market share, according to a report by Omdia.
The portal adds a gamification approach that allows users to progress up status tiers and access greater sales and marketing support.
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.
