Vertiv Holdings Co. today launched new configurations of its Vertiv™ MegaMod™ HDX prefabricated power and liquid cooling infrastructure, engineered to support high-density computing environments such as AI and high-performance computing deployments. The compact model delivers up to 1.25 MW of power capacity across as many as 13 racks, while the extended-height combo configuration scales to 10 MW across 144 racks. Both designs accommodate rack densities from 50 kW to over 100 kW per rack through an integrated hybrid cooling architecture that combines direct-to-chip liquid cooling with air-cooled systems. Vertiv’s modular, factory-tested approach aims to reduce deployment time by up to 30%, while its distributed redundant power architecture and buffer-tank thermal backup system ensure continuous operation during maintenance or load transitions.

In its third quarter report, Vertiv recorded a 63% year-over-year increase in adjusted earnings per share, driven by robust order intake in hyperscale data center infrastructure. The company raised full-year guidance to approximately $10.2 billion in revenue and $4.10 in EPS, reflecting strong customer demand for AI-optimized power and thermal solutions. Vertiv ended the quarter with a $9.5 billion backlog and a book-to-bill ratio of 1.4x, marking the highest backlog level in its history and underscoring continued strength in global data center investments.

Vertiv was recently identified as a top-ranked growth stock by leading equity research firm Zacks, based on factors such as momentum in earnings revisions, sales growth trends and return on equity. Analysts highlight the company’s specialized focus on critical infrastructure for AI and cloud data centers—now accounting for approximately 80% of its revenue—as a key differentiator versus more diversified peers. The designation is expected to draw increased institutional interest, supporting further multiple expansion for the stock.