AI is certainly changing the power mix, and the demand is huge. But how have bottlenecks changed the way data centers are planned and built?

Reliable components alone no longer guarantee a reliable campus. In the AI era, resilience increasingly depends on how power systems are architected to perform together

Managing the power bottleneck by redefining it as a strategic lever for growth

Innovation alone isn't enough – it must be matched by resilient, end-to-end service with the right people behind it

While data centers scale for a new age of high density workloads, prioritizing sustainable operations and decarbonization must go hand in hand with the race to keep pace with demand

How innovative solutions and strategic collaborations ensure compliance and future-proofing operations amidst complex and varying regional requirements

More power to those who ask the right questions

Future trends in data center power provisioning

When Cummins’ Rich Scroggins was young, Jetsons-style flying cars were the future. While flying cars haven’t emerged yet, the future of the data center is becoming increasingly clear

The data center sector is one of the most demanding in the world. Cummins’ Rich Scroggins tells DCD how data center operators are leading the way towards sustainability and decarbonization

How Cummins sees the future of power playing out