Vertiv Acquires Waylay NV to Boost AI Infrastructure Solutions
Vertiv has acquired Waylay NV, a Belgium-based leader in generative AI software, to enhance its digital infrastructure solutions. This acquisition, announced in a press release, aims to strengthen Vertiv's capabilities in AI-based infrastructure monitoring, predictive services, and performance optimization.
Waylay's advanced technology will enable Vertiv to offer real-time monitoring, predictive maintenance, and dynamic optimization of power and thermal performance. This move is part of Vertiv's ongoing investment in AI-driven technologies to support high-density, high-performance computing environments.
With Waylay's AI-driven hyperautomation software platform, Vertiv plans to accelerate its vision of intelligent infrastructure, enhancing operational intelligence and energy optimization across critical digital operations globally.
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