Vertiv Holdings (VRT) Q1 Revenue Grows 30% to $2.65 Billion
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Summarized by AI from the source belowVertiv Holdings (VRT) reported a Q1 revenue increase of 30% year over year, reaching $2.65 billion. The company's growth is driven by demand from AI data center owners requiring efficient power and cooling solutions. Vertiv is guiding for comparable sales growth throughout the year and is positioned to benefit from a 12% annual growth rate in the data center cooling market through 2035. Additionally, partnerships, including one with Nvidia, focus on developing efficient 800-volt DC platforms and liquid-cooling technology, which further enhances their market potential.
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