Data Centres

Sabey announces capacity expansion in the Pacific Northwest

Sabey Data Centers, a data centre developer, owner and operator, has announced that new capacity is coming online at two of its Washington state campuses. With availability beginning in Q4 2025, this expansion strengthens Sabey’s ability to meet increasing demand for sustainable, secure and scalable infrastructure in two of the region’s most strategic markets. In Seattle, 6 megawatts (MW) of tier-3 type critical power will come online on 1 December 2025. Located in the region’s most populated metropolitan area, Sabey’s flagship campus is powered by 100% carbon-free electricity from Seattle City Light and offers rich interconnection options, including access to over 20 carriers. Purpose-built for resiliency, scalability and operational excellence, the Seattle facility also delivers strong energy efficiency with an average annualised power utilisation effectiveness ratio (PUE) of approximately 1.5. At its Columbia campus in East Wenatchee, Washington, 5.5MW of tier-3 type critical power will be available starting 1 November 2025. Known for its low-cost, renewable hydropower, the Columbia campus delivers an exceptionally low total cost of ownership, with energy rates under $0.05 per kilowatt hour and an average annualised Power Usage Effectiveness (PUE) of 1.2. The site features robust network connectivity with access to more than seven tier 1 providers and offers significant room to grow, with 9MW coming online at the end of 2026 and another 9MW scheduled for the beginning of 2028. “These two expansions reflect our continued investment in delivering sustainable, reliable, and scalable digital infrastructure across key US markets,” says Tim Mirick, President of Sabey Data Centers. “Whether customers are seeking lower total cost of ownership or world-class interconnection, our Columbia and Seattle campuses provide the flexibility and performance today’s enterprises need.” This announcement builds on Sabey’s longstanding commitment to providing future-ready, energy-efficient data centre environments that support the evolving needs of cloud, AI and enterprise deployments. For more from Sabey Data Centers, click here.

iGenius launches large sovereign AI data centre

Vertiv, a global provider of critical digital infrastructure, has announced a collaboration with NVIDIA and renowned AI pioneer, iGenius, to deploy Colosseum, one of the world’s largest NVIDIA DGX AI supercomputers with NVIDIA Grace Blackwell Superchips. Set to deploy in 2025 in Italy, Colosseum will redefine the digital landscape through a first-of-its-kind sovereign AI data centre for regulated workloads. Designed to address the demands of highly regulated industries such as finance, healthcare and public administration, Colosseum will embody a fusion of transformative computational power, energy efficiency and data sovereignty, while balancing stringent data security requirements. Colosseum, a NVIDIA DGXPOD, is the latest advancement in a long-standing collaboration between Vertiv and NVIDIA. It is strategically positioned in southern Italy to address regional government requirements, marking a significant milestone in Europe’s AI landscape. “Harnessing the power of NVIDIA's cutting-edge accelerated computing and Vertiv's innovative infrastructure expertise, Colosseum stands as a testament to the transformative potential of sovereign AI,” says Uljan Sharka, CEO of iGenius. “We’re demonstrating how modular systems and software-specific infrastructure enable a new era of mission-critical AI.” Colosseum combines Vertiv's infrastructure management expertise, NVIDIA accelerated computing, and the NVIDIA Omniverse Blueprint for AI factory design and operations. The deployment will leverage Vertiv’s 360AI reference architecture infrastructure platform for data centre power and cooling that is designed for the NVIDIA GB200 NVL72, which was co-developed with NVIDIA and released in late 2024. This modular and scalable system positions iGenius to deploy one of the fastest hyperscale AI supercomputers, and one of the largest to support sovereign AI.Vertiv has also extended its reference design library on its AI Hub with the co-developed data centre power and cooling design for NVIDIA GB300 NVL72. By staying one GPU generation ahead, Vertiv enables customers to plan infrastructure before silicon lands, with deployment-ready designs that anticipate increased rack power densities and repeatable templates for AI factories at scale. “The unit of compute is no longer the chip - it’s the system, the AI Factory,” comments Karsten Winther, President of Vertiv, EMEA. “Through our collaboration with NVIDIA and visionary AI player iGenius, we are proving the efficiency and system-level maturity of delivering the data centre as a unit of compute, unlocking rapid adoption of AI-native power and cooling infrastructure as a catalyst for AI at scale.” “AI is reshaping the data centre landscape, demanding new levels of scale, efficiency and adaptability for global AI factories,” adds Charlie Boyle, Vice President of DGX platforms at NVIDIA. “With physically-based digital twins enabled by NVIDIA Omniverse technologies and Vertiv’s modular design for the iGenius DGX SuperPOD data centre, Colosseum sets a new standard for building supercomputers for the era of AI.” Colosseum was co-designed as a physically accurate digital twin developed with NVIDIA Omniverse technologies, enabling real-time collaboration between Vertiv, iGenius and NVIDIA, to accelerate system-level decisions and compress the design-to-deploy cycle. The Omniverse Blueprint enables real-time simulations, allowing engineers to test and refine designs instantly, rather than waiting for lengthy simulation processes, reducing simulation times from months to hours. Vertiv manufacturing and factory integration processes reduce deployment time by up to 50% compared to traditional data centre builds. This collaborative 3D design process validated the entire infrastructure stack, enabling predictive modelling of thermal load, electrical flow, and site layout - for 132kW liquid-cooled racks to modular power systems - before a single module was built. Vertiv’s AI-ready prefabricated modular data centre solution is designed, manufactured, delivered, installed and commissioned by Vertiv. It includes power, cooling, management, monitoring, service and maintenance offerings, with power and cooling capacity supporting up to 132kW/rack initially, with an ability to scale up as required for future designs. The building shell integrates prefabricated white space inside while deploying full modular grey space outside. This approach offers exceptional scalability and energy efficiency, transforming the way data centres are built and deployed. Colosseum will leverage NVIDIA Mission Control for data centre operations and orchestration and Vertiv Unify to simplify and synchronise building management for AI factories. Vertiv Unify provides: • Real-time orchestration across power, cooling, and compute• Digital twin synchronisation for closed-loop optimisation• AI-ready capabilities that support autonomous decision-making Through its integration of NVIDIA Omniverse technologies, Vertiv Unify enables real-time updates between physical systems and digital models - allowing predictive maintenance, what-if simulations, and scenario testing before operational risk occurs. Colosseum is described as "more than a data centre", and is the template for scalable, repeatable, sovereign AI factories. By combining cloud-scale density, local data control, and modular deployment, it signals the next phase of AI: where inference must be secure, fast, compliant, and distributed. iGenius is building a blueprint with Colosseum designed to be repeated globally, with Vertiv and NVIDIA aligned on future platform support, including DGX GB300 systems and beyond. For more from Vertiv, click here.

Corscale Data Centers announces partnership with Affinius

Corscale Data Centers and Affinius Capital have announced a strategic partnership for hyperscaler development and a supply exclusivity agreement with e2Companies, a provider of integrated solutions for on-site power generation, distribution and energy cost-optimisation. Under the strategic partnership, Corscale will become the exclusive hyperscale data centre developer to offer use of e2’s R3Di System (pronounced 'Ready') in the US, for an initial 24-month term. While there is no obligation for Corscale and Affinius to purchase a specific number of e2’s R3Di Systems, the strategic partnership is targeted to initially include the use of more than 300MW of e2 R3Di systems to fulfil the energy needs of part of the Corscale hyperscale data centre development project pipeline. Management of Corscale, Affinius and e2 believe there is a potential for considerably more collaboration after this initial deployment. The R3Di is designed for data centres looking to achieve energy independence and match the volatile power demands of next-generation AI chips, and it will enable Corscale and Affinius to leverage future power capacity and future advancements of the Virtual Utility platform. James Richmond, CEO of e2Companies, comments, “We are beyond excited about the prospect of partnering with Corscale and Affinius. They understand the technology required to power the AI-data centre boom over the next decade. Every industry is being revolutionised by next-gen AI capabilities. Our combined goal is to provide clean, reliable, and efficient energy to power this revolution.” Corscale CEO, Robert Fields, adds, “Corscale is built to address hyperscale client needs and provide the mission critical infrastructure that their customers require to store, process, and analyse data. This potential partnership would bring e2’s on-site power generation, energy storage and grid optimisation technology to our clients, fulfilling our commitment to deliver creative solutions to meet the expected quality, efficiency, and reliability to achieve their goals.” Len O’Donnell, Chairman & CEO for Affinius Capital, remarks, “For more than four decades, Affinius has embraced the implementation of new technologies that we believe will enhance outcomes for our investors. Innovation is one of our core values, presenting our intention to pioneer new concepts and improve upon current practices to pave the way to a more advanced and dynamic tomorrow. This belief is at the forefront of our investment in Corscale, and I can’t think of any area where innovative new technologies can have a greater impact than in data centre development.” The Virtual Utility system addresses several challenges arising from the AI data centre boom and global electrification of economies. Costs and timelines to make the traditional electric grid capable of meeting growing demand are significant, with electric utility interconnections often taking five or more years to be completed, if completed at all. In this environment, localised microgrids, such as those enabled by e2’s systems, have emerged as turnkey solutions for delivering reliability and meeting the world’s growing electricity demand. The patented R3Di System is a self-contained power platform installed without requiring an interconnection agreement or costly public utility upgrades. The R3Di provides clean and conditioned prime power, instantaneous full-load pickup and absorbs a much higher range of load profiles than traditional systems, including the throttling demands of next-gen AI chips, such as those from Nvidia, AMD, and Intel. Nic Bustamante, Chief Technology Officer at Corscale, comments, “e2 and Corscale plan to deploy the innovative R3Di technology in parallel with next generation hyperscale advancements. Through this novel stack, we expect that we would be able to independently power our data centres, while supporting sophisticated AI GPU servers and racks across our platform with sustainable, future proof infrastructure. “Our ‘building as a machine’, AI factory approach, is intended to scale rack densities beyond one megawatt, yet be equally well suited to cloud workloads. This could be a true game changer with first of kind capabilities for real time utility power coordination, power quality shaping, and dynamic automation at multi-gigawatt scale." In addition, the R3Di works in combination with the Grove365, a centralised operations hub from e2 that delivers real-time monitoring, comprehensive data models, and predictive analysis for demand-side energy management. The Grove365 currently monitors 490 assets at 165 locations globally and has operated for a total of over 90 million grid monitoring hours. Corscale Data Centers, along with Affinius Capital as its investment partner, launched the vertically integrated development platform for data centres in 2021 with a singular focus on the hyperscale client from day one. Corscale designs, builds, and operates sustainable, high-density data centres for some of the largest and most advanced technology companies in the world. The Virtual Utility solution will be available to Corscale’s hyperscale clients as its current $25 billion pipeline and future projects are developed. For more from Corscale Data Centers, click here.

Data centre summit to take place in Montreal

The IEEE’s Industry Applications Society (IAS) is presenting the 61st annual Industrial & Commercial Power Systems (I&CPS 2025) Technical Conference, a data centre-focused summit taking place on 12-15 May at the Delta Hotel Montreal by Marriott in Montreal, Canada. The event is to address a broad spectrum of topics within high-usage industrial and commercial power systems that drive data centres and other facilities. Members from the four I&CPS Technical Committees will present and discuss various papers on: Codes and Standards, Energy Systems, Power System Engineering, and Power System Protection. A cornerstone activity of this conference will be the development and updating of one of the most comprehensive series of IEEE Standards on Recommended Practices for Industrial and Commercial Power Systems (formerly known as the 13 Colour Books). I&CPS serves as a platform for leading-edge data centre design professionals who are working at the forefront of data centre design. The conference will aid attendees in the implementation of innovative data centre solutions and the application of standards in commercial power systems. “I&CPS is providing professionals in the power systems field exclusive chances to connect with industry experts, acquire knowledge on power system innovations, and engage in technical dialogues, standards creation, and information exchanges among peers,” says Sergio Panetta, the Chair of the 2025 I&CPS Conference and Vice President of Engineering at I-Gard Corp. “The conference draws a wide range of attendees including researchers, industry veterans, younger engineers, and students,” Panetta adds. “Professionals interested in forming and following best practices in high-level power systems will find I&CPS to be highly valuable for learning about just-emerging advances, evolving innovations, and new standards affecting our work.” 'Green Computing' Workshop This year, in addition to the technical sessions, networking meetings, and standards working groups offered, I&CPS is introducing a full-day hybrid workshop programme, focusing on data centre design challenges when incorporating 'greener' energy systems. The Green Computing: Energy/Thermal Management of Data Centers workshop is kicking off I&CPS on Monday 12 May. It will feature expert speakers who are creating and maintaining data centres with significant environmentally-friendly energy elements. Through this hybrid event format, speakers will present live at the event, or online for the attendees. The workshop is developed for professionals involved in the design and operations of data centres that will have partial or significant green energy elements. It is also forward-looking, covering both current and future approaches and standards that will be guiding the green data centres of tomorrow. The Green Computing workshop is free for all registered I&CPS attendees and fully registered students.

Aligned Data Centers breaks ground on Glendale facility

Aligned Data Centers, a technology infrastructure company offering innovative, sustainable and adaptive scale data centres and build-to-scale solutions for global hyperscale and enterprise customers, has broken ground on its PHX-13 facility. The Glendale campus spans 100 acres and represents a significant expansion of Aligned's data centre footprint, the company tells us. At the heart of this development is PHX-13 - one of four planned facilities for the site. To support the campus’s energy needs, the project will incorporate a new 230 kV transmission line provided by Arizona Public Service (APS). “I am excited to see PHX-13 break ground,” says Glendale Mayor, Jerry P. Weiers. “In 2025, data centres are essential to the US economy and future growth. This project and all the benefits it will bring are exciting for our Glendale community.” Aligned says that is committed to sustainability and operational efficiency. The company’s Delta³ air cooling arrays will be utilised in PHX-13 to capture and remove heat at the source, rather than pushing cold air into the data hall like legacy facilities. The data centre will also feature Aligned's patent-pending DeltaFlow liquid cooling system, which delivers excellent performance for AI workloads and supports virtually any density and GPU cloud requirement. Additionally, Aligned will use its closed-loop cooling system, recycling water to significantly reduce water consumption. All of Aligned’s power comes from renewable sources, actively progressing toward the goal of achieving zero-carbon hosting by 2040. In line with this commitment, the Glendale campus is a model of sustainable redevelopment. The site, once a rose farm, has been transformed into a state-of-the-art data centre campus, resulting in a more than 73% reduction in annual water use. Aligned retained the site's unused well rights, allowing groundwater to remain on-site and supporting local ecological balance. This facility, like all of Aligned’s data centres, will leverage its Adaptive Modular Infrastructure (AMI), compared to traditional, stick-built methods. By prefabricating components offsite and delivering them to the site as required, Aligned is enhancing safety, quality, sustainability, and speed. This modular design and construction methodology provides exceptional flexibility, ensuring the longevity of Aligned asset's and delivering lasting benefits to the Glendale community. For more from Aligned Data Centers, click here.

Townsend Group invests in CleanArc Data Centers

CleanArc Data Centers, a developer and operator of renewables-focused hyperscale data centre campuses, announced today that Townsend Group, an advisor and partner to institutional investors globally, has made a strategic investment in the company. The investment was led by Townsend, which advises a consortium of global investors, including some of the largest sovereign and pension plans pursuing strategic stakes in leading investment and operating platforms. This new partnership further supports CleanArc’s growth initiatives as it continues developing its first data centre campus in Virginia, set to deliver 300 MW of capacity by Q1 2027. “We’re excited to welcome Townsend as a strategic investment partner,” says James Trout, Founder and CEO of CleanArc. “Their capital markets expertise, institutional knowledge, and private real assets scale will be instrumental as we execute on our mission to develop the data centres of the future, particularly our inaugural campus in Virginia, VA1. Townsend brings a demonstrated track record of supporting transformative businesses throughout their growth journeys. And with Snowhawk’s ongoing investment leadership, we’re well-equipped to continue tackling the growing data centre challenges faced by hyperscalers.” “CleanArc’s strong team of industry veterans and their shrewd approach to site selection, development and power structuring really sets them apart,” adds Anthony Frammartino, CEO and Chairman, at Townsend. “We’re excited to support the company’s continued development of leading data centre campuses across Tier 1 markets.” Snowhawk LP will remain the majority stakeholder in CleanArc as the company continues to solidify partnerships with hyperscale customers and expand infrastructure in key markets. “Snowhawk is delighted to partner with Townsend on this strategic investment in CleanArc, further accelerating innovation and the development of capacity to support the next generation of AI and cloud capabilities,” remarks Brian McMullen, Managing Partner and Co-Founder of Snowhawk Partners. “CleanArc continues to set new standards in future-focused data centre development,” concludes Greg Stamas, Managing Director at Snowhawk. “In partnership with Townsend and our other investors, we are excited to support CleanArc’s continued leadership in sustainability and renewable energy use.” For more from CleanArc Data Centers, click here.

Data centre demand to drive decentralised energy uptake

Following the news that global electricity demand from data centres will more than double by 2030, Aggreko is encouraging operators to navigate inevitable grid strain by adopting scalable decentralised energy solutions and leveraging third-party expertise within the supply chain. A recent report from the International Energy Agency (IEA) has revealed that by the close of the decade, data centres could consume 945TWh of electricity each year – three times more than current demand for the entire UK. The rise in demand, primarily driven by the rapid adoption of AI, is set to place further pressure on European power grid capacity. This has prompted data centre owners and managers to reassess strategies to ensure cost efficiency, resilience and operational stability. With countries across the continent already experiencing major grid connection delays, Aggreko believes that decentralised energy provision could be a potential solution. In its latest whitepaper, Bridging the Energy Gap for European Data Centres, Aggreko reveals how on-site power generation can overcome delays and accelerate decarbonisation efforts. The challenge of procuring suitable equipment, however, may discourage companies from investing in permanent solutions. Billy Durie, Global Sector Head for Data Centres at Aggreko, says, “Grid connection delays are now a common concern in both Tier 1 and Tier 2 markets, with demand consistently outweighing supply. Without a solution, projects across Europe risk stalling, which can in turn lead to fines, reputational damage and a host of operational issues. “Decentralised energy provisions are already proving key to overcoming delays, but specifying the correct equipment, such as Stage V generators and Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) presents several additional obstacles. As high energy prices, for instance, continue to strain the industry, inefficient utility equipment will further harm financial bottom lines.” To overcome these challenges, Aggreko is advising data centre operators to leverage third-party expertise within the supply chain to stay clued up on the latest developments and adaptable to evolving requirements in the industry. It is important that suppliers can rapidly deploy the latest energy-efficient and scalable technologies on a hire basis to meet urgent site needs. In addition to this, advanced energy management systems can provide real-time monitoring and optimisation of energy usage, alongside the use of predictive analytics to further empower operators to make informed decisions around equipment procurement. Billy continues, “Integrating these solutions from the design phase through to full operation enables stakeholders to avoid potential disruptions while enhancing site resilience. Decision-makers are recommended to consider the long-term strategic benefits of decentralised energy equipment here, especially given the overarching pressure to decarbonise grids. “With the AI revolution taking centre stage, the industry must avoid reversing progress made in recent years towards the clean energy transition. As a result, collaboration in this area will be essential if stakeholders are to remain on track with net zero decarbonisation targets while navigating grid strain and connection challenges.” “By sharing expertise and resources, operators and utility solution providers can uncover solutions to the pressures affecting the European data centre market. Embracing these strategies can ensure a sustainable, resilient and profitable future.” Read Aggreko’s latest whitepaper, Bridging the Energy Gap for European Data Centres, by clicking here. For more from Aggreko, click here.

Colt announces sale of eight European data centres

Colt Technology Services (Colt), a global digital infrastructure company, today announced the divestment of six of its data centres in major cities across Europe to data centre provider NorthC, headquartered in the Netherlands and majority-owned by funds managed by DWS Group. Colt will also divest two of its data centres in London to a UK-based data centre business, also owned by funds which are managed by DWS Group. The sale expands NorthC’s European data centre footprint and enables Colt to focus on its core business strategy, delivering sustainable digital infrastructure to drive customers’ success and power the AI economy. The divestment is expected to complete later this year. The eight city centre data centres included in this divestment are located in Amsterdam, Berlin, Dusseldorf, Frankfurt, Hamburg, Munich, and two in London. The data centres were part of the assets Colt gained with its acquisition of Lumen EMEA in 2023. The colocation business of approximately 400 customers will transfer from Colt as part of the divestment. The majority of these customers also purchase network products from Colt and will remain Colt customers. Colt will enter into a partnership with NorthC and will retain network equipment in the divested data centres as part of its global digital infrastructure, which connects 32,000 buildings, spans over 40 countries, reaches more than 275 Points of Presence (PoPs) and includes 10 subsea cable systems. Colt also co-manages AS3356, the most widely-peered internet network in the world. NorthC is an independent provider of regional data centres in the Netherlands, Germany and Switzerland and distinguishes itself through its strong local presence in the various regions, high-quality data centre services and connectivity solutions for businesses, IT and managed cloud service providers, institutions and government organisations. Keri Gilder, CEO, Colt Technology Services, says, “We’re pleased to have entered into this agreement to divest our data centres to NorthC and to the funds managed by DWS Group. The sale will enable us to focus on our strategic imperatives of driving growth, delivering exceptional customer experience and building a sustainable network for the future.” The envisaged transaction is subject to customary conditions. For more from Colt Technology Services, click here.

nLighten and Shell Spain announce data centre partnership

nLighten has entered into a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) and supply deal with Shell Spain, which began on 1 April 2025. This collaboration will allow nLighten’s edge data centre in Madrid to be powered by Shell’s solar and wind portfolio in Spain, prioritising solar generation. The agreement goes beyond traditional renewable energy contracts by providing nLighten with transparency into the actual renewable energy supply received, rather than relying solely on financial credits such as Guarantees of Origin (GoOs). Through this agreement, Shell will supply renewable capacity to nLighten, supporting the data centre’s efforts to optimise its Carbon-Free Energy (CFE) score, while maintaining the flexibility to scale based on real-time supply and demand. During periods of lower renewable generation, Shell will manage the remaining energy supply to ensure uninterrupted operations. This approach guarantees energy reliability, while reinforcing nLighten's commitment to a more sustainable digital infrastructure. "This agreement is a game-changer for how data centres in Spain – and beyond – can be powered by renewables," says Chad McCarthy, Chief Technology Officer and Co-Founder of nLighten. "By securing direct access to solar and wind energy, we’re not just reducing our carbon footprint but proving that sustainability and business performance go hand in hand. This supply agreement with Shell is important in building a resilient and future-proof energy model for digital infrastructure." In addition to environmental benefits, this agreement highlights the economic advantages of renewable energy integration. As energy markets continue to evolve, the ability to integrate renewables into data centre operations positions nLighten at the forefront of both sustainability and cost-efficiency efforts. "We are excited to partner with nLighten to advance the integration of renewable energy in data centres," says Óscar Fernández, Shell Spain Country Chair. "By integrating lower-carbon sources into the grid, providing flexibility options and offering tailored energy solutions, we can support the growing demands of data centres. Strategic collaborations between digital infrastructure companies and energy suppliers allows to leverage each other's strengths, helping scale solutions quickly and effectively to ensure a sustainable energy supply." nLighten says that the partnership is a significant step in its journey to redefine the energy model for European data centres. By collaborating with organisations like Shell, nLighten demonstrates the industry’s continuous transition to a cleaner energy model. For more from nLighten, click here.

Vertiv announces launch of prefabricated infrastructure portfolio

Vertiv, a global provider of critical digital infrastructure and continuity solutions, has announced the launch of Vertiv SmartRun. Vertiv SmartRun is a modular prefabricated overhead infrastructure system designed to integrate high-density power distribution busbar, liquid cooling piping network, hot-aisle containment, and network infrastructure into a single, scalable solution, supporting an accelerated data centre fit-out. This all-in-one solution is designed to reduce complexity and accelerate deployment times of cloud and AI training applications for greenfield and retrofit colocation and hyperscale data centres. Deploying Vertiv SmartRun delivers significant advantages in scalability and efficiency, Vertiv states, providing end-to-end speed and adaptable configurations to meet various design requirements. With prefabricated assembly, plug-and-play design, and a simplified one-lift installation process, Vertiv SmartRun can deploy up to 85% faster on-site than traditional stick-build methods, enabling data centre installations greater than 1MW per day with just a single crew. The pre-designed system reduces labour needs for engineering review and installation of busway, piping, network cabling, and hot-aisle containment systems, offering a streamlined approach to integrating overhead infrastructure. The system also addresses the whitespace challenges of incorporating new heat removal technologies into AI data centres, by integrating a secondary fluid network into the Vertiv SmartRun design. Prefabricated stainless steel piping systems mitigate complexity of design, fabrication, and start-up, providing a single source for end-to-end data centre liquid cooling support. “As digital infrastructure demands evolve, organisations require solutions that accelerate growth without adding complexity,” says Viktor Petik, Senior Vice President, Infrastructure Solutions at Vertiv. “Vertiv SmartRun is a strategic investment in high-density, prefabricated infrastructure that brings operational agility and enables seamless expansion to support the future of high-density computing.” Vertiv SmartRun is backed by Vertiv Liquid Cooling Services and Vertiv Services, a global network of trained experts available to provide comprehensive support for the installation, maintenance, and optimisation of liquid cooled infrastructure, supporting efficient thermal management and long-term reliability in high-density environments. For more from Vertiv, click here.