Global provider of critical digital infrastructure and continuity solutions Vertiv has been recognised as Asia-Pacific Data Centre Power Solutions Industry 2022 Company of the Year by Frost & Sullivan.  

The award recognises companies that exemplify visionary innovation, market-leading performance, and unmatched customer care. 

“Frost & Sullivan acknowledges that Vertiv’s global business infrastructure adds immense value to its brand image and testifies to its offerings’ exclusivity. With a solid regional and international presence, the company efficiently delivers local market-centred, global quality solutions and quickly meets customer needs,” said Iqra Azam, best practices research analyst at Frost & Sullivan. 

“The accessibility of engineering and support staff locally represents Vertiv’s commitment to outstanding customer ownership and service experiences in all regions.” 

Vertiv designs, manufactures and supports solutions that enable reliable and efficient management of critical digital equipment. The company expanded its power distribution portfolio in 2022 with Vertiv Powerbar iMPB, a modular busbar system for seamless, on-demand power upgrades in different data centre environments. 

The company also introduced its Vertiv Liebert APM Plus uninterruptible power supply (UPS) system to minimise energy utilisation and carbon dioxide emissions and provide 97% power efficiency in double conversion mode and 99% efficiency in eco-mode.  

Frost & Sullivan recognised five principles that Vertiv follows in the development and delivery of its offerings: high efficiency, high reliability, low impact, low touch, and circular economy. Vertiv is also well-positioned to drive the data centre power solutions space into its next growth phase, capturing market share and sustaining its leadership in the coming years. 

“We are deeply honoured by this recognition from Frost & Sullivan,” said Anand Sanghi, president, ASI at Vertiv.  

“Our research and development team is laser-focused on developing solutions that excel on technology innovation to help our customers address their ever-evolving data centre challenges.” 

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