Vertiv is a US-listed maker of critical digital infrastructure: the power, cooling and IT management equipment that keeps data centers, communication networks and industrial sites running. Its range spans uninterruptible power supplies, power distribution, thermal management and liquid cooling such as coolant distribution units (CDUs) for direct-to-chip and rear-door cooling, plus lifecycle services. It sells to AI and cloud data center operators as well as high-performance computing, telecoms, manufacturing and healthcare, and says it serves more than 130 countries. Vertiv reports about 34,000 employees and roughly $10.2B in FY2025 revenue.
| Field | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Headquarters | Westerville, Ohio, USA | PUBLIC SOURCE en.wikipedia.org |
| Founded | 2016 (as Vertiv; the business has 60+ years of history) | PUBLIC SOURCE en.wikipedia.org |
| Ownership | Public (NYSE: VRT), S&P 500 component | PUBLIC SOURCE en.wikipedia.org |
| Employees | ~34,000 | COMPANY WEBSITE vertiv.com |
| Revenue (published) | ~$10.2B (FY2025) | COMPANY WEBSITE vertiv.com |
| Operations and regions | 130+ countries served; regional HQs in Switzerland, China, Singapore and India | PUBLIC SOURCE en.wikipedia.org |
| Customers and markets | AI and cloud data centers, HPC, telecoms, manufacturing, healthcare | COMPANY WEBSITE vertiv.com |
| Facilities and capacity | No data | NO DATA |
| Technologies | Air and liquid cooling, direct-to-chip and rear-door cooling via CDUs, hybrid cooling, digital twin design | COMPANY WEBSITE vertiv.com |
| Certifications and standards | No data | NO DATA |
| Partners and named customers | Collaborates with NVIDIA, Ansys, Compass Datacenters and Polar | COMPANY WEBSITE vertiv.com |
