Vertiv · Original source
Vertiv has introduced Vertiv SmartIT, a pre-engineered, factory-validated AI infrastructure platform built on NVIDIA MGX and OCP ORV3 architectures. It integrates rack infrastructure, DC power, direct-to-chip liquid cooling and monitoring, supports systems including NVIDIA GB300 NVL72 and Vera Rubin NVL72, and is designed for existing enterprise facilities, colocation and new builds. It is available now globally.
Kao Data · Original source
Kao Data has launched Data Centres Explained, a free website at datacentresexplained.com that explains what data centres are and how they work, backed by trade bodies techUK and the Data Centre Alliance. It addresses common community concerns about water, power, noise and construction, and includes a public question portal. Kao Data is inviting industry experts to contribute credited answers.
QTS Data Centers · Original source
QTS Data Centers is investing $14 million in a Fayette County Community Resilience Program with Georgia Power to fund pre-weatherization repairs for more than 800 homes in Fayette County, Georgia. The work tackles structural, health and safety problems that block energy-efficiency upgrades such as duct sealing and new furnaces or water heaters. The Same House and Groundswell will handle outreach and guide eligible households through the process.
Vertiv · Original source
Vertiv has completed its acquisition of King Environmental Services (KES), a Dublin-area specialist in fluid management, commissioning and load testing for high-density, liquid-cooled data centers. The deal extends Vertiv’s thermal services, built in North America through its 2025 PurgeRite purchase, into Europe, the Middle East and Africa. Financial terms were not disclosed and are not expected to be material to Vertiv’s results.
