GE completes acquisition of Lineage Power

4 March 2011


GE Energy has completed its acquisition of privately-owned Lineage Power Holdings from The Gores Group, LLC. Lineage Power is a prominent global provider of power conversion infrastructure technology and services for the telecommunications and datacentre industries. The acquisition positions GE Energy technology to be deployed in the $20 billion per year power conversion market, where the demand for reliable, high quality power is driven by the growth in cloud computing and mobile internet voice, video and data applications.

“The acquisition of Lineage Power provides a foundation for GE to build a platform to help the global technology sector optimise energy efficiency, with end-to-end solutions for datacentres and telecom facilities and the networking, computing and data storage devices within them, ” said Luis Manuel Ramírez, president and CEO, GE Energy, Industrial Solutions.

Craig Witsoe, president of Lineage Power, said, “We ... are bringing to GE exciting new solutions for high-efficiency datacentre architecture, data storage and cloud computing. Rooted in our Bell Labs heritage, our employees have built an innovative and customer-centric company.”

GE also expects collaboration between the research and development teams to address joint opportunities in the battery, datacenter, electric vehicle and renewable energy segments. Lineage Power had revenues of approximately $450 million in 2010 and is based in Plano, Texas. It has nearly 2300 employees, with manufacturing operations in China, Mexico and India.




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