- The data center busway market is steadily growing due to the increasing need for flexible and reliable power distribution in modern IT infrastructures
- For instance, Equinix expanded its SG5 data center in Singapore in 2024 using advanced busway systems, and Digital Realty integrated similar solutions in its new data center campus in Osaka to support high-capacity power loads
- The shift toward modular and scalable data center designs is driving the adoption of busway systems; for instance, Microsoft’s 2023 data center in Cheyenne, Wyoming, implemented modular busways to enable rapid expansion, and Facebook’s Clonee data center in Ireland used busways to minimize downtime during infrastructure upgrades
- Busways are being preferred over traditional cabling because they reduce cable congestion and improve airflow management in high-density environments
- For instance, Amazon Web Services used Starline Track Busway systems in its 2023 Frankfurt facility, and Alibaba Cloud adopted similar technology in its Singapore operations to optimize energy efficiency
- Manufacturers such as Schneider Electric and Siemens are introducing next-generation busway solutions focused on safety, flexibility, and ease of installation
- For instance, Schneider Electric launched the I-Line Busway System in 2024, and Siemens introduced its SIVACON 8PS series to support green data center initiatives and compact layouts
- As the global digital economy continues to expand, businesses are investing in data centers with advanced power infrastructure to ensure performance and efficiency
