Vertiv Asia & ANZ

Vertiv Elevate Korea showed how partners and end users can plan for the infrastructure demands of digital and Artificial Intelligence (AI) environments, from ultra-dense HPC AI and gigawatt-scale deployments to system-based design and silicon diversification. The sessions covered Vertiv’s grid-to-chip power portfolio, thermal solutions, prefabricated infrastructure, and lifecycle services for enterprise AI. Thank you to our speakers, partners, customers, and attendees for the strong engagement. Explore more infrastructure insights: http://ms.spr.ly/6043vVsDF. #VertivElevate #CriticalInfrastructure #EnterpriseAI #DataCenter #Korea

Vertiv helps organizations protect critical digital infrastructure by building security into the infrastructure lifecycle, not treating it as an afterthought. Cyber threats do not stop at the perimeter. For data centers and other critical environments, protection requires a layered approach across hardware, systems, and operations. Vertiv designs infrastructure solutions with security and resilience considered from the ground up, helping teams reduce exposure, support operational continuity, and manage infrastructure with greater confidence across its lifecycle. When the stakes are high, protection has to be built into the architecture. Read more about how Vertiv approaches protection at every layer: http://ms.spr.ly/6043vVs17 #CriticalInfrastructure #DataCenter #Resilience #Vertiv

Vertiv helps data center teams understand how Artificial Intelligence (AI) workloads change power infrastructure requirements, from grid connection to rack-level delivery. Unlike traditional IT loads, AI workloads can create fast, unpredictable power changes that place new demands on generators, Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) systems, and upstream electrical infrastructure. Drawing on testing with ST Telemedia Global Data Centres and Baudouin, Vertiv shows how power infrastructure performs under live AI workload conditions. Watch the session to learn how AI-ready power architecture can be planned and validated to manage variability, reduce operational risk, and support grid-to-rack load management, UPS input power smoothing, battery shield capabilities, and system-level hardware testing: https://lnkd.in/esGiFPFJ #AIInfrastructure #DataCenter #PowerInfrastructure #Vertiv

AI infrastructure demands more than powerful hardware. It requires service support that helps keep high-density liquid cooling systems operating across their lifecycle. Vertiv™ Liquid Cooling Services helps data center teams manage liquid cooling complexity through corrective and preventive maintenance, technical field support, and lifecycle service capabilities. Explore the services: http://ms.spr.ly/6044vpp2Y #LiquidCooling #DataCenter #AIInfrastructure #Vertiv

High-density computing is making liquid cooling harder to deploy at scale across Asia Pacific. As workloads become more complex and rack densities rise, operators need cooling approaches that can be planned, repeated, and scaled with greater confidence. Two weeks to go. Vertiv will be at DCD>Connect APAC 2026 in Bali from 9 to 11 June. Join Tony Gaunt for a panel discussion on what the industry needs to make liquid cooling deployment more scalable and repeatable across high-density data centers. Secure your pass and plan your agenda: https://lnkd.in/gY5cfe44 #DCDConnect #DataCenter #CriticalInfrastructure #APAC #Vertiv

Vertiv helps data center teams design liquid cooling infrastructure that can scale with high-density computing demand. As rack densities rise and thermal loads increase, early design decisions can either support future capacity or create new constraints. Vertiv outlines practical principles for scalable liquid cooling, including modular architecture, distribution design, integration with existing facilities, and lifecycle planning. Read the full article to explore practical design steps for reducing deployment complexity and preparing liquid cooling systems for higher-density environments: http://ms.spr.ly/6046vrCCg #LiquidCooling #DataCenter #CriticalInfrastructure #HighDensityComputing #Vertiv

Data Center & Cloud Infrastructure Malaysia brought one question into focus for Artificial Intelligence (AI) infrastructure: how can data centers and enterprises deploy faster while managing greater complexity? In “Bringing AI Infrastructure at Speed: The Case for Modular Solutions,” Vertiv’s Chin Kiat Wong shared how systems thinking, cross-discipline collaboration, and modular approaches can help teams address deployment challenges, scale capacity, and improve time-to-value. Thank you to everyone who joined Vertiv at DCCI Malaysia. Explore more insights on Artificial Intelligence infrastructure and data center design: http://ms.spr.ly/6048vrCAa #DCCIMalaysia #VertivMalaysia #AIInfrastructure #ModularDataCenter #DataCenter

Liquid cooling for Artificial Intelligence (AI) data centers requires more than deployment. It requires lifecycle support that keeps complex systems operating with confidence. Vertiv™ Liquid Cooling Services help operators plan, maintain, and manage high-density liquid cooling environments through structured service support, preventive maintenance, responsive field service, and digital platforms such as Vertiv™ Next Response and Vertiv™ Next Predict. These capabilities help teams identify issues earlier, support condition-based maintenance, and manage critical cooling assets with greater visibility. Learn more about Vertiv™ Liquid Cooling Services: http://ms.spr.ly/6046vRgyG. #LiquidCooling #AIInfrastructure #DataCenter #CriticalInfrastructure #LifecycleServices

Addressing the infrastructure demands of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and high-density computing requires direct exchange between those designing, deploying, and operating critical facilities. The 2026 Vertiv Masterclass in Sydney and Melbourne brought together industry professionals across both cities for focused discussions on data centre design, power and cooling approaches, and the operational factors shaping infrastructure decisions in the region. Vertiv’s Steve Madara and Peter Panfil shared perspectives on data centre design, power architectures, and cooling strategies, joined by industry panellists Ravi Ravi (CDC), Navid Golshani (Stantec), Jeffrey D. Van Zetten (NextDC), John Vollugi (ADP), and Tony Gaunt (Vertiv), with sessions moderated by LuLu (Lusine) Shiraz (Vertiv). Explore more Vertiv insights on critical digital infrastructure: http://ms.spr.ly/6045vuL71. #VertivMasterclass #DataCentre #AIInfrastructure #LiquidCooling #HPC

High-density data centers running Artificial Intelligence workloads face power and thermal challenges that differ significantly from traditional computing environments. Large-scale GPU workloads generate rapid, concentrated power surges and localized thermal spikes that place significant stress on power and cooling infrastructure. Addressing these conditions requires an integrated approach — combining rack-level power management, advanced Uninterruptible Power Supply architectures, and liquid cooling systems designed to stabilize both electrical and thermal behavior under variable load conditions. The Vertiv white paper 'AI Workload Management: Designing Efficient Cooling and Power Architectures' examines how integrated power and cooling strategies are designed to help manage workload volatility in modern data centers. Read the white paper: http://ms.spr.ly/6048vuOTu. #Vertiv #AIInfrastructure #LiquidCooling #DataCenter #ThermalManagement