-- Many existing data center designs are failing to meet IT decision makers' sustainability goals -- Data sovereignty and low latency are top priorities for IT leaders across EMEA, driven by real-time ...

As AI workloads scale, data center infrastructure faces mounting pressure from power demand, grid constraints and cooling ...

Across the world, vast industrial complexes filled with servers and cooling equipment are rising on farmland, in exurbs, and ...

At the root of this challenge lies an often-overlooked solution: design.

As AI systems expand rapidly across the global economy, a less visible consequence is drawing increasing attention: water consumption.

Clark Street Associates CEO Stephen Empedocles challenges common assumptions about data center power demand, grid flexibility ...

The seventh installment in a series recapping key sessions from the Data Center Frontier Trends Summit 2025 (Aug. 26–28) in ...

The study identifies AI data centers as a fundamentally distinct category of electricity consumer. Traditional data centers ...

Unlike conventional structures, the entirety of the building—apart from glass-framed cutouts along its frontage—will be windowless. This programmatic requirement enhances security for the data suite ...

The data center as we know it is being reimagined as an “AI factory” – a power- and data-optimized plant that turns energy and information into intelligence at industrial scale. The tech stack is ...

Many existing data center designs are failing to meet IT decision makers’ sustainability goals Data sovereignty and low latency are top priorities for IT leaders across EMEA, driven by real-time and ...