Vertiv recognized for leadership in AI data centers in Latin America

Alex Sasaki, Vice President of Sales for Latin America at Vertiv.

 


The digital infrastructure behind artificial intelligence is entering a new stage of global recognition.

What does this new positioning reveal about the players shaping the future of data centers?


In a region rapidly advancing toward the adoption of artificial intelligence, data center design has become a critical pillar in sustaining this technological transformation. Behind this shift are companies whose work is increasingly being recognized for its impact on the continent’s digital evolution.

Vertiv (NYSE: VRT) was named Latin American Data Center Infrastructure for AI and HPC Company of the Year 2025 by Frost & Sullivan, as part of its Best Practices Awards program.

Key regional recognition.

This recognition is based on an independent market evaluation conducted by Frost & Sullivan’s analyst team, which assessed Vertiv’s performance in terms of portfolio strength, regional execution, and alignment with the demands of AI and HPC.

Industry evaluation.

The analysis included the company’s ability to support clients designing and scaling high-density infrastructure across Latin America, in a context where technological evolution increasingly demands greater specialization.

Alex Sasaki, Vice President of Sales for Latin America at Vertiv, explains:

“The growth of artificial intelligence and HPC workloads is redefining how data centers are designed, operated, and scaled across the region. This recognition from Frost & Sullivan validates our regional strategy and our ability to support customers during one of the most significant technological transformation periods the industry has ever experienced. At Vertiv, we are focused on providing businesses with the capacity, scalability, and deployment speed required to execute AI and HPC projects, supported by the industry’s most comprehensive portfolio of digital critical infrastructure solutions, global and local service and support capabilities, and consistent execution across Latin America.”

The company offers integrated power, cooling, and services solutions designed to support mission-critical environments with increasingly demanding requirements for density, efficiency, and resilience driven by the deployment of AI and HPC workloads.

Expansion in Latin America.

In Latin America, the company continues to strengthen its market development focus by identifying growth opportunities, consolidating relationships with clients across key industries, and supporting infrastructure modernization and expansion projects. Its strategy aims to align its portfolio and service capabilities with real market needs, particularly in sectors accelerating the adoption of artificial intelligence, HPC, and high-density architectures.

Frost & Sullivan’s Company of the Year recognition highlights organizations that demonstrate consistency in leadership, effective execution, and a strong competitive position within specific markets.


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