Vertiv introduces global liquid cooling services

COLUMBUS, Ohio - Vertiv (NYSE:VRT), a global provider of critical digital infrastructure and continuity solutions with a market capitalization of $47.2 billion, has announced the worldwide launch of its Vertiv™ Liquid Cooling Services. The company, which has delivered an impressive 98% return to investors over the past year, is expanding its service suite to support data center operators by enhancing system availability and efficiency, particularly for liquid cooling systems which are becoming increasingly vital due to the rise in high-density AI workloads. According to InvestingPro, Vertiv maintains strong momentum with 16 key investment insights available for subscribers.

Data centers are now commonly accommodating rack densities of 30 kW, with some systems reaching 120 kW or higher. Vertiv’s services are a response to the growing demand for liquid cooling solutions to manage the resulting heat loads and power densities. The company’s strong market position is reflected in its healthy 36.5% gross profit margin and 13.2% revenue growth over the last twelve months.

The Vertiv™ Liquid Cooling Services extend throughout the entire lifecycle of liquid-cooled systems. This includes expert installation, commissioning, and ongoing maintenance with a focus on fluid management and air prevention to ensure system reliability. The services are built on Vertiv’s experience with early adopters over the past year, which has refined their best practices and insights for global application.

Sean Graham, research director of cloud and data center at IDC, emphasized the importance of comprehensive lifecycle management for liquid-cooled AI servers, citing robust support programs as best practice for ensuring system availability and operational viability.

Vertiv’s offering includes startup and commissioning services to address potential installation issues, spare parts availability for quick repairs, end-to-end lifecycle support with proactive maintenance, comprehensive fluid management services, and emergency response teams for rapid support.

Ryan Jarvis, vice president of global services business at Vertiv, highlighted the critical role of high-performance computing (HPC) and AI in business innovation, stressing the importance of reliable and efficient liquid cooling solutions for supporting critical digital infrastructure.

The launch leverages the Vertiv™ Global Services network, which consists of over 240 service centers, more than 3,500 field engineers, and over 190 technical response specialists. Vertiv aims to provide expert support across multiple regions, ensuring optimized cooling performance and long-term reliability for AI-driven and high-performance computing environments. For a comprehensive analysis of Vertiv’s market position and growth potential, investors can access the detailed Pro Research Report available on InvestingPro, which provides in-depth insights into the company’s financials and future prospects.

This news is based on a press release statement from Vertiv. For more information on Vertiv™ Liquid Cooling Services, interested parties can visit Vertiv’s website.

In other recent news, Vertiv Holdings Co announced the resignation of board member Robin L. Washington, effective March 31, 2025. Washington, recently appointed as President and Chief Operating and Financial Officer of Salesforce (NYSE:CRM), Inc., reportedly had no disagreements with Vertiv’s operations, policies, or practices. Meanwhile, analyst firm Melius Research has downgraded Trane Technologies (NYSE:TT) shares from Buy to Hold, citing concerns over the price-to-earnings ratio investors might assign to the company’s future earnings.

In other developments, Evercore ISI maintained an Outperform rating on Vertiv, expressing confidence in the company’s growth prospects in the data center infrastructure market. Vertiv’s advanced technology for handling high-temperature GPUs was highlighted as a key differentiator. Similarly, Morgan Stanley (NYSE:MS) initiated coverage on Vertiv with an Overweight rating and a price target of $150.00, emphasizing Vertiv’s significant exposure to a high-growth sector within U.S. industrials.

Lastly, energy sector stocks, including Vertiv, have seen significant declines due to concerns about DeepSeek’s energy efficiency impacting the AI sector’s demand for high-tech chips. Despite the immediate market reaction, some industry experts see potential long-term benefits if DeepSeek’s claims are substantiated. These developments reflect the ever-evolving landscape of the tech industry.

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