New workload demands are turning data handling into a system-level design challenge rather than a back-end afterthought.

News cycles are increasingly dominated by debates about AI’s impact on power systems, consumer energy prices, grid emissions and grid resilience.

For decades, data centers were designed with permanence in mind: fixed plans, rigid shapes and predictable life cycles. Physical constraints of legacy architectures made them inherently static. But in ...

Editor's Note: This article features interactive listening modules that can be accessed in the original post here. The abundance of the digital age has brought with it a tremendous need for physical ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. 8, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Data center innovation is continuing to be shaped by macro forces and technology trends related to AI, according to a report from Vertiv (NYSE: VRT), a ...

As corporate AI moves beyond pilots and experimentation, infrastructure designers and operators face a series of big challenges spanning power, resiliency, sustainability and automation ...

The company plans to build and pay for dedicated energy infrastructure to reduce the risk of AI data centers straining local ...