The "Data Center Low Voltage (LV) / Medium Voltage (MV) Power Distribution - Global Strategic Business Report" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering. The global market for Data ...

AI data centers are racing toward power levels that look less like server rooms and more like industrial plants, and their electrical infrastructure is straining to keep up. Into that crunch steps an ...

AI data centers typically operate at 20 to 40 kilowatts per rack, with designs targeting 50 to 100 kilowatts or more; however, many can't break ground because the grids lack sufficient capacity. Power ...

The race to deploy AI infrastructure is a defining technological challenge of the moment. Data center designers and operators are balancing competing priorities as they manage long-term data center ...

An unmistakable theme in this recession has been to do more with less. IT managers are pressured by executive management to find solutions that save operational costs while improving the company’s ...

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

NVIDIA is rolling out AI data center reference designs that combine digital twins with power, cooling, and controls architectures from industrial partners including Siemens, ...

In the digital age, the data center is the world's beating heart, a critical, power-hungry nexus where every millisecond of ...

In a surprise move that could benefit PJM Interconnection, four state governors have submitted a joint proposal formulated with the Data Center Coalition, an industry group, that favors approving ...

Liquid cooling will likely be needed for SSDs that provide the performance needed for future AI data center workloads. Solidigm was demonstrating and talking about a prototype liquid cooled SSD at the ...

Given marching orders by the U.S. Energy Dept. to boost artificial intelligence sector growth, independent agency Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) now must absorb nearly 200 diverging power ...

Claim: Oklahoma has enacted a “Behind the Meter” bill that requires data centers to develop their own sources of electricity.