Top Data Center UPS Companies

The data center UPS market is projected to grow from USD 8.76 billion in 2025 to USD 12.47 billion by 2030, at a CAGR of 7.3%. The market is witnessing accelerated transformation driven by three primary forces. The surge in hyperscale AI workload power demand is compelling operators to deploy resilient UPS architectures capable of supporting multi-megawatt computing environments with minimal latency and fault tolerance. Rising rack power densities in high-performance and AI-optimized facilities are driving the need for UPS systems that deliver superior scalability, optimized load management, and advanced thermal performance to ensure continuous power stability. Simultaneously, the growing demand for high-efficiency UPS systems is prompting manufacturers to integrate advanced power conversion technologies, including silicon carbide-based inverters, and intelligent battery management to minimize energy losses and operational costs. These factors are redefining UPS infrastructure design, enabling data centers to sustain higher compute intensity while aligning with stringent energy efficiency and reliability requirements. The resulting evolution positions next-generation UPS systems as foundational to data center modernization, supporting both sustainability objectives and mission-critical uptime in an increasingly AI-driven digital ecosystem.

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Some of the major players in the data center UPS market include Schneider Electric (France), Vertiv (US), Huawei (China), Eaton (Ireland), and ABB (Switzerland). These companies deploy and provide advanced data center UPS solutions to ensure reliable operations, meet energy regulations, and improve efficiency. From integrating modular and lithium-ion UPS systems to implementing intelligent power management, these solutions reduce losses, enhance uptime, and optimize performance. By stabilizing power delivery and supporting sustainability goals, data center UPS systems help enterprises minimize costs, maintain resilience, and sustain digital transformation in power-intensive environments.

In June 2025, ABB introduced the AI-optimized three-phase MegaFlex UL UPS for large-scale data centers. The system offers high efficiency, scalability, and reliability, and supports 415V UL applications. It enhances operational flexibility, reduces power losses and installation costs, and complements ABB’s 480V model to meet evolving AI-driven data center demands.

In April 2025, Schneider Electric launched the Galaxy VXL, a compact, high-density, and modular 500–1250 kW (400 V) three-phase UPS designed for AI-ready data centers, industrial facilities, and critical infrastructure. Delivering up to 99% efficiency with a power density of 1042 kW/m², it supports both lithium-ion and VRLA batteries and features Live Swap technology for enhanced uptime, scalability, and operational resilience.

EATON

Eaton is strengthening its position in the data center UPS market through strategies focused on power resilience, energy efficiency, and digital infrastructure optimization. Its approach centers on developing high-efficiency UPS architectures that integrate with intelligent monitoring and grid-interactive technologies to ensure operational continuity in hyperscale and enterprise environments. Eaton’s core competencies include advanced UPS systems, the Brightlayer digital platform, intelligent battery management, and modular power distribution solutions that enhance scalability and reduce total energy consumption. The company has undertaken several strategic activities to expand its UPS capabilities. In April 2025, Eaton acquired Fibrebond Corporation to enhance its modular power integration and enclosure portfolio for data centers and utilities. In July 2025, it acquired Resilient Power Systems Inc., adding solid-state transformer technology that improves UPS efficiency and power density. Earlier, in May 2024, Eaton acquired a UK-based thermal monitoring provider and made a 49% equity investment in NordicEPOD AS to strengthen its standardized power module offerings in Northern Europe. Through vertical integration of hardware, software, and digital platforms, along with horizontal expansion across electrification and energy management domains, Eaton is positioning itself as a leading provider of reliable, scalable, and intelligent UPS infrastructure for next-generation data centers.

SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC

Schneider Electric reinforces its position in the data center UPS market through strategies emphasizing energy-efficient power continuity, modular scalability, and digital innovation. The company’s focus lies in developing UPS solutions that support high-density, AI-driven environments while maintaining optimal energy utilization and system reliability. The company’s core competencies are integrated within the EcoStruxure platform, combining UPS systems, power distribution, DCIM, and predictive analytics for comprehensive visibility and control. Schneider has actively advanced its UPS portfolio through acquisitions and partnerships that strengthen its market reach. In October 2024, it acquired a 75% stake in Motivair to integrate power and thermal management for high-density data centers. In December 2024, it partnered with NVIDIA to co-develop AI data center reference architectures that incorporate UPS and cooling designs optimized for energy efficiency and rapid deployment. That same year, Schneider expanded EcoStruxure IT DCIM with automated power efficiency analytics to help operators comply with Europe’s Energy Efficiency Directive. Through vertical integration of hardware, software, and monitoring systems, complemented by horizontal alliances such as its multi-year partnership with Compass Datacenters, Schneider aligns UPS innovation with digital reliability, sustainability, and long-term data center efficiency.

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In 2025, the data center UPS market remained highly competitive, with Schneider Electric, Vertiv, Eaton, Huawei, and ABB collectively accounting for about 40–42% of the total market share. Schneider Electric strengthened its leadership in December 2024 with the launch of the Galaxy VXL modular UPS, featuring a capacity of 500–1,250 kW and scalability up to 5 MW, along with 99% efficiency through eConversion technology. In April 2025, the company collaborated with NVIDIA to introduce an 800 VDC sidecar power module designed for megawatt-scale rack power delivery in AI data centers, further reinforcing its EcoStruxure-based digital power ecosystem. Vertiv advanced its UPS portfolio with the launch of the Trinergy UPS in July 2024, which supports high-density AI workloads. This was followed by the PowerUPS 9000 in December 2024, delivering 97.5% efficiency and a 32% smaller footprint. In August 2025, Vertiv unveiled the OneCore modular platform for scalable 5 MW+ infrastructure and partnered with Ballard to develop a zero-emission hydrogen fuel cell-based UPS solution. Eaton expanded its position through the July 2025 acquisition of Resilient Power Systems Inc., integrating solid-state transformer technology to enhance UPS performance, power density, and sustainability. ABB diversified its offerings in May 2025 with the introduction of the PowerValue 11RT G3 and PowerValue 33T G2 UPS systems for edge and enterprise applications. In July 2025, it collaborated with Applied Digital to introduce the HiPerGuard medium-voltage static UPS for AI-ready facilities. Huawei focuses on lithium-ion UPS architectures, modular scalability, and AI-driven energy management to enhance reliability and optimize energy usage. Together, these developments underscore an increasingly competitive landscape, with leading vendors investing in high-efficiency, modular, and AI-integrated UPS solutions to address the growing power demands and sustainability requirements of next-generation data centers.

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