Top updates from 2026
Building the physical infrastructure foundation for NVIDIA MGX-based AI factories
Vertiv and NVIDIA are collaborating to develop converged infrastructure for AI factories based on NVIDIA MGX, enabling modular, scalable power, cooling, and controls. The partnership aims to reduce de…
World Energy Efficiency Day: The AI era’s defining challenge
The article highlights the growing energy demands of AI-driven data centers, with global electricity use projected to double by 2030. It emphasizes integrating power and cooling systems to improve eff…
Digital twins for operations: Intelligent management
Vertiv is collaborating with NVIDIA to leverage Omniverse for real-time digital twin (DT) platforms that optimize AI infrastructure operations. The integration enables dynamic modeling of high-density…
Vertiv™ PowerDirect Rack 33kW – A new standard in modern data center power
Vertiv introduced the PowerDirect Rack 33kW, a DC power system designed to improve energy efficiency and scalability for AI and hyperscale workloads. The solution reduces AC-DC conversion steps, frees…
What digital twins reveal about AI infrastructure design
Vertiv’s blog explains how digital twin technology, once used in NASA’s Apollo 13 mission, is now critical for designing AI-ready data centers. It details how Vertiv and NVIDIA Omniverse enable real-t…
Vertiv Power Innovation Day 2026: The macro forces shaping data center power in 2026
Vertiv’s Power Innovation Day 2026 panel discussed how rising AI workloads and next-gen chipsets are forcing data centers to rethink power delivery, moving from 415V AC to 800V DC and adopting hybrid …
Four dimensions of efficiency: A systems approach to digital infrastructure design
Vertiv highlights four critical efficiency dimensions—energy, water, materials, and carbon—for modern data center design, emphasizing integrated system approaches to balance performance, cost, and env…
The technology trends shaping the future of the data center
Vertiv’s Frontiers report outlines five key trends—hybrid AC/DC systems, AI delivery models, on-site generation, digital twins, and liquid cooling—driven by AI and high-density compute. These trends a…
A roadmap for the future chip coolant temperature
The Open Compute Project (OCP) and major silicon vendors (NVIDIA, AMD, Intel) collaborated on a white paper proposing a 30°C minimum coolant temperature standard for AI/ML hardware cooling. This stand…
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