Vertiv Asia

21/08/2026

Energy reporting without real-time data is retrospective at best. For telecom operators managing mission-critical data halls, the ability to monitor mechanical energy use as it happens changes how risk is managed.

A major Australian provider modernised aging CRAC infrastructure with Vertiv™ Energy Management System (EMS) panels that deliver continuous visibility into cooling energy consumption. Operators can now identify performance deviations proactively, address inefficiencies before they affect operations, and produce accurate energy data for reporting requirements. Actionable insight replaces reactive troubleshooting.

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20/08/2026

Facility operators in high-growth markets face a compounding problem: power and cooling infrastructure that cannot scale with rack density from initial deployment.

At Electric and Power Indonesia 2026, Vertiv is demonstrating integrated power and thermal management configurations, including Vertiv™ SmartRun, Vertiv™ SmartAisle™ 3, and High Density systems, with live booth demonstrations.

Evaluate power distribution and cooling architectures with Vertiv engineers at Booth A3-315.

JIEXPO Kemayoran, Jakarta. 02/09/2026–05/09/2026.

Register: http://ms.spr.ly/6185aMMUX

20/08/2026

At Vertiv, growth isn't defined by a job title. It's created by people who step up, take ownership, and embrace new challenges.

When a critical reporting role became vacant, Keanu volunteered to fill the gap. Drawing on a Power BI certification he had never applied in practice, he built dashboards from scratch, managed competing stakeholder needs, and delivered timely insights that helped keep operations running smoothly.

His journey reflects the culture we foster at Vertiv: empowering people to learn, lead, and make an impact beyond their role. That mindset earned him both the Q1 2025 Rewards and Recognition Award and a CEO Award, but the real achievement was the growth he gained along the way.

Ready to build your own ? Start here: http://ms.spr.ly/6188aMMsp

19/08/2026

High-density data centers running AI workloads need UPS systems built for rapid load swings and concentrated power draw. Traditional power protection was not designed for this pace of change.

The Vertiv™ PowerUPS 9000 1.8 MW addresses this with double-conversion online topology, compact power modules that conserve floor space, and a scalable architecture that grows with facility demand. For APAC operators managing mission-critical environments where business continuity depends on reliable power, this system is now available at 400V.

See how it supports high-density deployments: http://ms.spr.ly/6180aK0c4

AI-ready UPS for high-density data centers | Vertiv™ PowerUPS 9000 ...

18/08/2026

As artificial intelligence (AI) workloads scale, infrastructure teams can no longer rely on static models to predict power and cooling performance under pressure. Digital twins are evolving from design validation tools into live, data-driven platforms that reflect real-time system behavior.

Vertiv is building a digital simulation platform for AI facilities to stress-test power and cooling, run failure scenarios, and validate performance before hardware reaches the floor.

Learn more: http://ms.spr.ly/6185aK0cB

Digital twins are transforming AI data center design by enabling real-time simulation of cooling, power, and electrical systems before construction begins. Learn how Vertiv and NVIDIA Omniverse are advancing physically accurate infrastructure modeling.

18/08/2026

High-density computing is reshaping data center infrastructure across Australia and New Zealand. Conversations at Dell Technologies Forum ANZ 2026 confirmed it.

IT leaders are working through the same challenge: scaling power distribution and cooling for racks running 3–5x the thermal density of traditional compute. The common thread — operators need partners who understand how power and thermal management work together at rack level.

Thank you to everyone who stopped by to talk through these infrastructure decisions with the Vertiv team.

Explore Vertiv thermal management and power distribution resources: http://ms.spr.ly/6188aK0iG

14/08/2026

As AI workloads scale, infrastructure teams need dynamic virtual models that reflect how systems behave under real operating conditions, not just planned ones.

Digital twin (DT) technology is moving beyond basic design validation into operational intelligence, supporting predictive maintenance, capacity planning, and complex failure scenario modeling across the facility lifecycle. Vertiv and NVIDIA are developing this approach through Omniverse, a platform for physically accurate, real-time data center simulations.

Read more: http://ms.spr.ly/6183ayvQ9

Explore how digital twin technology is moving beyond design validation into real-time operational management of AI data centers — and the financial case for data center operators.

13/08/2026

Energy efficiency in data centre cooling starts with measurement. Without real-time data, operators cannot identify where energy is consumed or where optimisation opportunities exist. A telecom provider in Brisbane, Australia, had no visibility into mechanical energy performance because its water-cooled CRAC systems were nearing end-of-life.

Vertiv integrated Energy Management System (EMS) panels alongside Vertiv™ Liebert® PEX4 CRAC units, providing real-time monitoring that delivers clear visibility of mechanical energy use. This visibility enables targeted optimisation and measurable efficiency gains across mission-critical data halls.

Explore the full deployment: http://ms.spr.ly/6186ayM54

13/08/2026

Artificial intelligence, cloud platforms, and digital public services are placing new demands on government infrastructure.

At Tech In Gov 2026, Vertiv connected with public sector IT teams to discuss how coordinated power and cooling planning can support changing workloads, improve capacity alignment, and strengthen system resilience.

Thank you to everyone who visited our booth and contributed to the conversation in Canberra.

Learn how Vertiv is supporting today's critical government infrastructure: http://ms.spr.ly/6188ayzts

12/08/2026

Data center workloads are evolving faster than the infrastructure built to support them. At the Vertiv Masterclass Vietnam in Hanoi, engineers and designers explored how resilient power architectures deliver intelligent energy from grid to chip and how advanced thermal strategies address dynamic workload demands.

Sessions covered the critical decisions infrastructure professionals face when designing for current computing requirements.

Thank you to everyone who joined us and made this a valuable exchange of knowledge and expertise. We look forward to seeing you at the next Vertiv Masterclass.

Learn more about Vertiv Insights: http://ms.spr.ly/6181aHqxX