Vertiv Expands Capacity for Switchgear, Busway, and Integrated Modular Solutions
Vertiv has significantly increased its capacity for switchgear, busway, and integrated modular solutions (IMS) business since acquiring E&I Engineering and PowerBar Gulf in November 2021. The company has already doubled its capacity and plans to double it again by the end of 2025.
This expansion allows Vertiv to meet the growing demand for data center power infrastructure, especially for colocation and hyperscale sites. The surge in data traffic, driven by rapid AI acceleration, has exceeded expectations, leading Vertiv to invest in expanding its manufacturing footprint globally.
Since the acquisition of E&I Engineering and PowerBar Gulf, Vertiv has opened new facilities and added production to existing ones, creating over 1,000 additional production jobs by 2023. With ongoing expansion plans, Vertiv aims to double its capacity for switchgear, busbar, and modular solutions in the next two years.
Meeting Customer Demand
Vertiv CEO Giordano (Gio) Albertazzi expressed the company’s commitment to meeting the increasing demand for power management solutions in data centers and critical commercial and industrial applications. The growth of AI and high-performance computing is driving the need for capacity and innovation across Vertiv’s product portfolio.
Investing in additional capacity in key regions such as South Carolina, Mexico, Slovakia, United Arab Emirates, Ireland, and Northern Ireland aligns with Vertiv’s strategy to support industry growth and build a resilient supply chain.
Vertiv’s expansion plans reflect its dedication to providing value and superior solutions to customers amid the evolving landscape of data center technology. By scaling operations globally and anticipating future demand, Vertiv aims to stay ahead in the rapidly changing market.
Overall, Vertiv’s commitment to expanding its switchgear, busbar, and IMS capacity underscores its position as a leader in the power management industry, poised to meet the needs of customers in an increasingly digital world.
