The global data center busways market is projected to grow from USD 3.9 billion in 2026 to USD 8.1 billion by 2032, at a CAGR of 13.1% during the forecast period. The global data center busways market is expected to gain traction owing to increased investments in hyperscale cloud infrastructure, the growing adoption of artificial intelligence and high-performance computing (HPC) workloads, and demand for scalable power distribution systems. The data center operators’ shift from traditional cable-based power distribution architectures to modular busway systems has been prompted by rising rack power densities and the ever-growing need for operational flexibility. Sustained investments across hyperscale, colocation, and enterprise data center facilities in prominent regions worldwide are also contributing to market growth. Moreover, the growing need for rapid deployment, easier infrastructure modifications, and forward-looking power distribution systems among data center operators will drive the adoption of busway systems and associated tap-off units. Technologies such as smart power monitoring, high-ampacity busway design, and solutions tailored to AI-based computing and liquid-cooled architectures are further driving the use of busway systems in next-generation data center facilities.

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Companies such as Legrand (France), Schneider Electric (France), Vertiv Group Corp. (US), Eaton (Ireland), and ABB (Switzerland) are the key players in this market. These players have adopted product launches, partnerships, and expansions as strategies to increase their market shares.

Legrand (France)

Legrand is a global provider of electrical and digital building infrastructure solutions, offering a comprehensive portfolio for data centers that includes busbar and busway systems, UPS, cooling, racks, containment, structured cabling, and monitoring solutions. Its busway products are positioned as part of an integrated data center infrastructure ecosystem, enabling customers to procure multiple critical systems from a single vendor. In addition to its product portfolio, Legrand provides end-to-end support spanning system design, installation, commissioning, and ongoing maintenance, making its approach more solution- and project-oriented rather than focused solely on individual products. The company manufactures its busway solutions through facilities located in Pennsylvania (US) and Toronto (Canada).

Schneider Electric (France)

Schneider Electric is a leading provider of busway and power distribution solutions for data centers, with a strong focus on energy efficiency, digitalization, and scalable infrastructure. Its data center portfolio includes busway systems, electrical panels, UPS, racks, prefabricated modular solutions, liquid cooling, and digital monitoring platforms. The company’s busway portfolio comprises iBusway for Data Centers, Galaxy Busway, I-Line Busway, and I-Line Track, offering compatible feeder and plug-in configurations for flexible low-voltage power distribution. Schneider Electric delivers these products as part of a comprehensive data center infrastructure ecosystem that integrates busway, switchgear, UPS, cooling, racks, EcoStruxure software, and lifecycle services. The company primarily reaches customers through its EcoXpert partner network, EPC contractors, system integrators, and direct enterprise sales, with busway solutions increasingly deployed as part of integrated power distribution projects rather than as standalone products.

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Vertiv Group Corp. (US)

Vertiv Group Corp. is a global provider of critical digital infrastructure solutions, specializing in power management, thermal management, integrated modular solutions, and electrical distribution systems for data centers, telecommunications networks, and industrial facilities. The company positions its busway solutions as part of a comprehensive power infrastructure portfolio, integrating busway with switchgear, UPS, cooling, and modular infrastructure to deliver end-to-end solutions and streamline customer procurement. Vertiv has experienced strong growth driven by the rapid adoption of AI workloads, increasing rack power densities, and rising demand from hyperscale and cloud data centers. Its busway portfolio is centered on the Vertiv Powerbar iMPB and Vertiv PowerBar Track platforms, which provide modular overhead power distribution designed for flexible, scalable, and high-density data center environments. The company supports global demand through manufacturing facilities in South Carolina (US), Mexico, the UAE, Ireland, and the UK.

Eaton (Ireland)

Eaton provides a comprehensive electrical infrastructure portfolio for data centers, including busway systems, UPS, switchgear, PDUs, and digital power management solutions. Its busway offerings are designed to deliver modular, scalable, and reliable power distribution for enterprise, colocation, hyperscale, and AI-driven data center environments. To address the growing demand for high-density AI workloads, Eaton is expanding its manufacturing capacity and advancing integrated “grid-to-chip” power solutions that support higher rack power densities. The company’s data center busway portfolio includes Pow-R-Way III sandwich busway, PowerWave 2 overhead track busway, and non-segregated phase bus systems, providing flexible power distribution from the utility interface through to the white space. Busway manufacturing is primarily supported by facilities in South Carolina, US, and Jiangsu, China, along with a broader network of electrical manufacturing operations across North America and Europe.

ABB (Switzerland)

ABB offers a comprehensive electrical power distribution portfolio for data centers, including System pro E Power busway, low- and medium-voltage switchgear, UPS, power protection, digital monitoring, and energy management solutions tailored for mission-critical applications. Its busway solutions are designed to provide reliable, modular, and scalable power distribution for hyperscale, colocation, and enterprise data centers, while enabling rapid deployment and seamless future expansion. ABB complements its hardware portfolio with intelligent monitoring, digital engineering tools, IEC-compliant power distribution systems, and automation technologies to enhance operational efficiency, power reliability, and asset lifecycle performance in modern AI-ready data center environments.