Top Data Center Power Companies

The global data center power market is expected grow from USD 35.14 billion in 2025 to USD 50.51 billion by 2030 at a compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) of 7.5% during the forecast period.

Data center power solutions form the backbone of modern digital infrastructure, ensuring an uninterrupted electricity supply to critical IT systems. The market is witnessing strong growth as organizations expand cloud services, hyperscale deployments, and AI-driven workloads. Core components such as UPS, PDUs, battery storage, and backup generators safeguard continuous operations by mitigating outages and power fluctuations. With demand for always-on connectivity, these solutions are designed to deliver redundancy, scalability, and efficiency to meet evolving enterprise and service provider needs.

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Advancements in energy management are reshaping the market, with AI-enabled monitoring, DCIM platforms, and predictive maintenance improving reliability while lowering costs. Vendors are also aligning with sustainability goals by integrating renewable energy, high-efficiency conversion systems, and innovative cooling approaches. By combining resilience with optimized performance, data center power solutions play a pivotal role in supporting digital services, protecting workloads, and enabling enterprises and operators to adapt seamlessly to rapid technology shifts.

Schneider Electric (France), Vertiv (US), ABB (Switzerland), Eaton (Ireland), Delta Electronics (Taiwan), Huawei (China), Legrand (France), Toshiba (Japan), Siemens (Germany), Mitsubishi Electric (Japan), Kehua Tech (China), Rittal (Germany), Socomec (France), Cyber Power Systems (US), Anord Mardix (Ireland), Cummins (US), Rosenberger OSI (Germany), Belden (US), Panduit (US), AEG Power Solutions (Netherlands), Riello UPS (Italy), Rolls-Royce (UK), ZincFive (US), 42U (US), and nVent (US) are the leading market players. These players can concentrate on forming new alliances and relationships. Major firms have employed various strategies to enhance their market dominance, including partnerships, contracts, mergers and acquisitions, and the launch of new products.

In June 2025, ABB introduced the AI-ready MegaFlex UL 415V UPS for large-scale data centers. This UPS offers high-efficiency, scalable, and reliable 3-phase power protection. Designed for AI workloads, it ensures optimal voltage, operational resilience, reduced energy usage, and seamless integration with existing infrastructure.

Schneider Electric

Schneider Electric is a French multinational corporation that focuses on digital automation and energy management. The company provides solutions that combine electrification, automation, and digitization to support industries, data centers, infrastructure, buildings, and homes. Its portfolio includes connected products, industrial automation systems, software, and services designed to optimize efficiency, reliability, and sustainability. Schneider also develops AI-enabled Industrial IoT solutions and digital twins that help organizations manage resources and achieve long-term growth.

The company operates with an ecosystem of over 168,000 employees and more than one million partners in more than 100 countries, ensuring close collaboration with customers and stakeholders. Its business model emphasizes lifecycle solutions that integrate hardware, software, and services to support energy efficiency, resilient infrastructure, and sustainable operations. Schneider Electric owns several well-known subsidiaries, including Square D, APC, and AVEVA, which extend its reach into energy, automation, and software markets.

Schneider Electric offers comprehensive data center solutions, including infrastructure, energy management, and operational optimization. Its data center power solutions include a range of offerings such as Data Center and Facility 3-Phase UPS systems, modular power protection, energy storage, and management software. These solutions help customers maintain operational continuity, improve energy efficiency, and optimize performance across small, medium, and large data centers.

ABB

ABB Group is a Swedish-Swiss multinational corporation specializing in electrification, automation, and digital solutions. The company combines engineering expertise and software capabilities to help industries operate efficiently, sustainably, and reliably. ABB serves a broad range of sectors, including manufacturing, energy, transport, infrastructure, oil and gas, and data centers, with solutions that improve productivity, reduce energy consumption, and optimize resource use. With a history spanning over 140 years, ABB employs around 110,000 people worldwide, collaborating closely with customers to support industrial and technological transformation.

ABB offers comprehensive data center power solutions that ensure reliable, scalable, and efficient operations. Its offerings include medium and low voltage switchgear, circuit breakers, automatic transfer switches, transformers, busways, and prefabricated modular solutions such as eHouses and skids. ABB also provides energy storage systems, UPS-integrated switchgear, remote power panels, and digital services to enhance the lifespan and productivity of critical assets.

Through its digital and integrated solutions, ABB helps data centers manage power distribution, improve energy efficiency, and maintain operational continuity. Its approach combines modular, space-saving designs with advanced monitoring and management tools to optimize performance. ABB’s purpose is to enable a sustainable and resource-efficient future while supporting customers in achieving reliable and efficient infrastructure for modern operations.

Market Ranking

The data center power market is competitive, with Schneider Electric, ABB, Eaton, Vertiv, and Delta Electronics collectively accounting for approximately 41–43% of the total market share.

Schneider Electric (France) leads the data center power market with its EcoStruxure platform, delivering end-to-end solutions including UPS, PDUs, and intelligent energy management systems that enhance efficiency, sustainability, and reliability across large-scale facilities. ABB (Switzerland) focuses on modular power infrastructure, integrating high-efficiency switchgear, transformers, and monitoring tools that enable flexible, scalable deployments while reducing downtime risks. Eaton (Ireland) emphasizes advanced UPS systems, battery storage, and grid-interactive technologies that support resilience and energy optimization for enterprise and hyperscale environments.

Delta Electronics (Taiwan) specializes in high-density power distribution and conversion solutions, offering modular UPS and renewable integration capabilities designed for cloud and hyperscale data centers. Vertiv (US) delivers a comprehensive portfolio including UPS, thermal management, and monitoring systems, enabling operators to maintain uptime, reduce operational costs, and scale power infrastructure with growing digital demands. These players differentiate through innovation, sustainability, and digital integration, positioning themselves as essential partners in addressing the rising complexity and energy requirements of global data centers.

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