Vertiv designs, manufactures, and services critical digital infrastructure for data centers, networks, and facilities, including UPS, power distribution, switchgear, cooling (including liquid cooling for AI workloads), and racks, along with modular data centers and monitoring software. It provides end-to-end hardware and software to keep IT running, with services for installation, maintenance, lifecycle support, and consulting. Its broad, mature portfolio and global service network, rooted in the Liebert and Emerson heritage, let it offer integrated end-to-end solutions rather than just hardware. The goal is to help operators scale compute capacity while improving resilience, density, and energy efficiency to support the data economy.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Westerville, Ohio
Founded
2012
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Jim Cramer highlighted GE Vernova and Vertiv on 2 October, noting their exposure to data centre growth. He questioned why the jobs report didn't reflect the data centre buildout, suggesting commercial construction is weak whilst data centre projects remain strong. Vertiv's Q2 net sales grew 24% annually, with operating profit up 44%. However, revenue growth of 17.8% missed analyst estimates of 23.6% due to supply chain issues, raising concerns about backlog conversion. The company's capital expenditure surged 285% to $173 million. GE Vernova's shares have risen over 240% since October 2024. Q2 customer downpayments generated a $6.4 billion working capital benefit, pushing free cash flow up 2,532% to $5.1 billion. The company raised its full-year cash flow guidance to $11.5–$12.5 billion from $6.5–$7.5 billion.
Vertiv and Cybastion partner to advance critical digital infrastructure across Northwest Africa. October 5, 2026 This collaboration is expected to help Vertiv to engage earlier in large-scale digital infrastructure initiatives, by combining its data centre expertise with Cybastion's existing relationships and experience in government-led digital transformation programmes. Vertiv, a global leader in critical digital infrastructure, has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Cybastion, a U.S. technology company focused on accelerating digital transformation across Africa. The agreement establishes a framework for collaboration within Northwest Africa, with a focus on markets including Morocco, Ivory Coast, Senegal, Burkina Faso, Chad, and Gabon, where both companies have active engagement and strategic alignment in place. This collaboration is expected to help Vertiv to engage earlier in large-scale digital infrastructure initiatives, by combining its data centre expertise with Cybastion's existing relationships and experience in government-led digital transformation programmes. "As AI, cloud and sovereign digital infrastructure investments accelerate across Africa, customers are increasingly seeking end-to-end ecosystems rather than standalone technology providers. Through our collaboration with Cybastion, Vertiv can position its power, cooling and critical infrastructure solutions within broader national digitalisation programmes, creating access to additional prospects." - Zineb Kamri, Regional Director for Northwest Africa, Vertiv Kamri explains that the two companies aim to create a scalable framework that can be leveraged wherever joint opportunities arise. "Cybastion has already established a strong footprint in West and Central Africa and is actively expanding into North Africa. This geographic reach complements Vertiv's regional growth strategy. Morocco, in particular, represents a key market, especially given its ambition to become a regional digital hub and attract hyperscale and AI infrastructure investments." - Zineb Kamri, Regional Director for Northwest Africa, Vertiv "As demand for data centres, AI infrastructure and secure digital platforms continues to grow across Africa, its collaboration with Vertiv strengthens its ability to rapidly deploy the critical digital infrastructure needed to help African countries move toward digital sovereignty. - Dr. Thierry Wandji, CEO, Cybastion The TechAfrica News Podcast
Vertiv Holdings Co has appointed Michael Resha as Executive Vice President of Manufacturing, Logistics and Operational Excellence. Resha joins from Stellantis, where he served as Senior Vice President and Global Head of Injection and Stamping, overseeing operations across multiple regions. In his new role, Resha will lead Vertiv's global manufacturing operations, focusing on scaling capacity and optimising capital deployment as AI and high-density computing drive demand for critical digital infrastructure. He replaces Anders Karlborg, who transitions to a new position as Special Operations Projects Leader. Resha brings extensive experience from leadership roles at major automotive manufacturers, including Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, Volkswagen, and Mercedes-Benz. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from the University of Alabama.
The data centre boom is creating investment opportunities beyond Big Tech giants like Microsoft and Nvidia. Data centres consumed 4.4% of US electricity in 2023, projected to reach 6.7% to 12% by 2028, according to a Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory report. Three companies offer different exposure points to this growth. Digital Realty operates as a real estate investment trust, owning data centre buildings and reporting $1.4 billion in annualised base rent from signed but uncommenced leases in Q2. Vertiv Holdings supplies power distribution equipment and cooling systems essential for AI servers. Quanta Services builds transmission lines and electrical systems connecting data centres to the grid. All three face risks from premium valuations, potential construction delays, and possible slowdowns in data centre spending. Political opposition could also delay new projects.
Vertiv LATAM's Francisco Sales discusses the region's shift towards larger data centre developments, highlighting advanced cooling, renewable energy, power access, land and talent at The Tech Capital's LATAM Finance Forum in São Paulo. 30 settembre 2026 | 10:54 PM CEST The Tech Capital video thumbnail for Vertiv's plan to take LATAM data centres from megawatts to gigawatts | IFF LATAM 26. In this interview from The Tech Capital's second annual LATAM Finance Forum in São Paulo, Francisco Sales, Senior Service Director for Vertiv LATAM discusses the opportunities emerging across the region, including demand for advanced cooling, access to power and renewable energy, available land and a growing pool of talent. Premium article. Daily brief. A morning briefing on what you need to know in the day ahead, including exclusive commentary from Tech Capital's writers