Eaton Expands Its Power Empire
Founded in 1911, Eaton has evolved into a global leader in power management systems across data centers, aerospace, buildings, and vehicles. The company reported $25 billion in revenues last year, serving customers in more than 160 countries.
Eaton’s CEO Paulo Ruiz said the merger brings together unmatched expertise:
“Our combined capabilities in both power and liquid cooling—from the chip to the grid—will empower customers to manage growing power demands more effectively,” Ruiz said.
The move positions Eaton to provide an end-to-end energy management ecosystem, catering to the world’s rapidly expanding digital infrastructure needs as AI applications drive exponential increases in energy consumption.
Boyd Thermal CEO: ‘A Perfect Synergy of Innovation and Scale’
Doug Britt, CEO of Boyd Thermal, echoed the excitement, calling the deal a “synergy of innovation and scale.”
“Our expertise in liquid cooling, paired with Eaton’s premier intelligent power management, will drive new levels of efficiency and innovation to meet the high-power demands of AI data centers,” Britt said.
Once finalized, Boyd Thermal will integrate into Eaton’s operations while continuing to focus on its core cooling technologies.
