Vertiv

Vertiv is a global provider of hardware, software, and services for power, thermal management, and infrastructure monitoring in data centers, communication networks, and other mission‑critical environments.

• Power management and Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) systems for data centers and critical facilities.
• Thermal management and precision cooling solutions for IT, telecom, and industrial infrastructure.
• Integrated modular data center and edge infrastructure systems, including racks, enclosures, and power/thermal integration.
• Infrastructure management, monitoring, and control software (data center infrastructure management, remote monitoring, and controls).
• Professional and lifecycle services, including design, deployment, maintenance, and performance optimization for critical infrastructure.

More About Vertiv

Vertiv focuses on physical infrastructure for data centers, telecom networks, and other mission‑critical environments where uptime and equipment protection are operational requirements. Its portfolio spans power systems, thermal management, racks and enclosures, IT and edge infrastructure, monitoring and management software, and services that support the full lifecycle of infrastructure assets. Enterprise customers use Vertiv offerings to support IT workloads in centralized data centers, colocation facilities, edge computing sites, and core network locations.

In power infrastructure (power management), Vertiv provides UPS systems, power distribution units (PDUs), static transfer switches, and related power quality equipment. These products are deployed in architectures that often include N+1 or 2N redundancy, battery banks or alternative energy storage, and integration with building power and generator systems. Vertiv solutions support common electrical configurations in enterprise environments, including three‑phase distribution, dual‑corded IT equipment, and branch‑circuit monitoring. Many systems integrate with remote monitoring and control platforms through protocols such as Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP), Modbus, and other standard building and network management interfaces.

In thermal management (thermal management and cooling), Vertiv offers solutions such as room‑based precision cooling, row‑based and rack‑based cooling, and outdoor and free‑cooling systems designed for data centers and telecom sites. These solutions are designed to work with hot‑aisle and cold‑aisle containment strategies, raised floor or slab data halls, and high‑density racks. Controls and monitoring platforms manage airflow, temperature, and humidity across white‑space and equipment rooms, and can integrate with building management systems and Data Center Infrastructure Management (DCIM) software for centralized oversight.

Vertiv also addresses integrated infrastructure and edge computing (integrated systems), providing prefabricated modular data centers, containerized solutions, and integrated rack systems that bundle power, cooling, and cable management. These systems are used by enterprises and service providers to deploy standardized compute capacity in branch offices, industrial sites, 5G and telecom edge locations, and remote facilities. Rack and enclosure offerings include accessories for cable management, security, and environmental monitoring.

For infrastructure management and software (infrastructure management), Vertiv offers DCIM and remote monitoring tools that give visibility into power, thermal, and asset status across sites. These platforms typically collect telemetry from UPS units, PDUs, CRAC/CRAH units, sensors, and other devices, and provide alerting, trending, and capacity‑planning views. Integration with common IT and network management tools enables centralized monitoring for operations teams.

Services (professional and lifecycle services) are another core area, covering consulting, design and engineering, installation, commissioning, preventive maintenance, remote monitoring, and emergency response for critical infrastructure. Vertiv works with enterprises, cloud and colocation providers, telecom operators, and public‑sector institutions to support both greenfield builds and retrofits of existing sites. In a directory or marketplace taxonomy, Vertiv fits into categories such as data center power and cooling, UPS and power quality, thermal management, DCIM and infrastructure monitoring, modular and edge data center systems, and critical‑infrastructure services.