Eaton stories

The data centre UPS market is set to grow to USD $12.47 billion by 2030, driven by rising AI workloads and demand for energy-efficient, reliable power systems.

Interactive launches Power Assurance to support critical power infrastructure across Australia and New Zealand, enhancing uptime and business continuity.

Ingram Micro appoints Kaaren Lewis and Mo Kandeel as directors, enhancing its Australian leadership to boost growth in AI, cloud, cybersecurity, and endpoint tech.

A new study reveals a global shift, with fewer than 24% of companies now viewing legacy tech as a barrier to embracing AI and machine learning advancements.

ServiceNow debuts Now Platform Xanadu with hundreds of new AI features, promising enhanced productivity in IT, customer service, HR, and procurement.

Gallagher Security's second annual Security Showcase in Auckland drew over 300 professionals, marking a record attendance for the company globally.

DataCentre220 teams up with UPS Power Solutions to enhance data security and accessibility for organisations, countering cloud storage hurdles with advanced, reliable technology.

Eaton partners with Red Dot Analytics to develop AI-led initiatives boosting data centre construction and operations, aligning with its broader strategy for future-proof, sustainable data centres.

The global modular data centres market is anticipated to surge to USD$81.2bn by 2030, due to efficiency and flexibility, says Research and Markets report.

As part of the agreement, Dicker Data will gain access to distribute the entire range of Eaton’s Power Quality products in the Australian market.

Operational technology (OT) security is gaining attention, but many organisations still lack understanding of how to prevent breaches.

Effective power management is crucial for industries with high power consumption rates, like data centers. .

Many SMBs often struggle with problems relating to UPS and IT assets due to the sheer amount of time and resources required to run effectively.

Distributed Infrastructure Management (DIM) can often be a lifeline for many enterprises that work with highly critical ICT infrastructure and power sources.

Competition rises as Australian businesses increase their reliance on data centers, driving the need for innovative solutions like Eaton's VCOM.

Eaton introduces iCube 2.0 and 9PX lithium-ion UPS to address the needs of organisations future-proofing their data center infrastructure.

Eaton is expanding its distribution partnership with EllisCo into Aotearoa New Zealand and the global brand announces carbon neutrality by 2030.

Eaton, the power management company, has demonstrated its investment in the Australian region and its partner ecosystem with a new office in Brisbane.

The new facility offers local customised solutions for its customers across the Australia and New Zealand region.

The appointments strengthen Eaton’s power distribution offering as it focuses on meeting growing demand for products, systems and engineering services.