Design and development tools for enterprise uses with prefabricated building blocks introduced by Vertiv

    Sept. 9, 2025
    Offers a turn-key approach that streamlines design to installation, and capitalizes on prefabricated building blocks within a steel shell.
    The Vertiv OneCore scalable prefabricated design and development tools suite integrates power, thermal, and IT infrastructure technologies into one factory-assembled system.

    Summary points:

    • Vertiv launches OneCore, a scalable, prefabricated infrastructure system combining power, thermal, and IT technologies in one integrated solution.
    • Accelerates data center deployment by reducing on-site complexity, minimizing labor, and compressing project timelines.
    • For enterprise and cloud applications, OneCore offers a turn-key, slab-up design with centralized system management via Vertiv Unify.

    WESTERVILLE, Ohio – Vertiv Group Corp. in Westerville, Ohio, is introducing the Vertiv OneCore scalable prefabricated design and development tools system that integrates Vertiv's power, thermal, and IT infrastructure technologies into one factory-assembled system.

    Designed to accelerate high-density data center deployments, Vertiv OneCore power and thermal tool simplifies project execution by reducing on-site complexity and compressing timelines. The system is available for enterprise, colocation, sovereign, and neocloud applications.

    Vertiv OneCore offers a unified slab-up turn-key approach that streamlines design to installation. The flexible building design capitalizes on prefabricated building blocks within a steel shell.

    This design simplifies logistics, minimizes on-site labor and complexity, and supports consistent quality, cost, and schedule outcomes. Vertiv Unify provides integrated enterprise system visibility and centralized management. For more information contact Vertiv online at www.vertiv.com.

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