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A three day industry event in Atlanta will bring together data center owners, hyperscalers, and contractors to tackle construction and power bottlenecks facing the AI infrastructure boom.
City-center facilities trade hyperscale capacity for proximity, offering low latency and dense interconnection for metro workloads that can't afford the round trip to a suburban campus.
Headlines favor mega-campuses, but data centers range from single-rack edge boxes to hyperscale sites, and the right choice depends on workload, power, and growth plans rather than sheer size.
A data center can have flawless power and cooling, but if its network connection drops, none of that matters. Here's what actually goes into redundant networking, and where its limits lie.
Data center brokers fill a critical gap in a fragmented, technically demanding market where standard real estate tools simply do not apply. Here is how they work and why their role is growing.
A dispute over a 260 MW AI data center expansion in Armstrong County is shaping how Texas regulators apply new colocation rules to behind-the-meter loads sharing an existing grid interconnection.
The Sijbrandij Foundation has assembled 12 technology and energy partners to create a common framework for powering AI data centers, aiming to cut through the fragmented vendor landscape slowing deployments.
