A company which makes key components of Ireland's growing data centre industry has announced it is creating an additional 180 jobs in Co Derry.
Vertiv makes industrial scale electrical switching gear which manages supply in cloud based companies.Its operations in Ireland are headquartered in Co Donegal but the expansion is happening at its facility at Campsie outside Derry.Its new investment is being supported by Invest NI.
The company said the investment would support Northern Ireland's highly developed manufacturing and engineering sector. It said it had picked Derry because of the quality of the local workforce, the cost competitive business environment and connections with local colleges and universities.It also said it hopes to employ more women through the recruitment process.
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