How prioritizing the small things with sustained investment and follow-through can help to pave the way to achieving true data center sustainability goals

Servers were thrown

Sustainability is no longer simply a checkbox

And why the issue around noise shouldn't be ignored

Sealed management solves the water, power, and waste heat problems the public is increasingly wary of

Data centers use a country's worth of power, and the figure keeps climbing, but the industry measures the problem badly and wastes much of what it uses

Success will belong to the utilities, developers, manufacturers, and contractors who treat power delivery as a shared engineering challenge rather than a series of separate handoffs

Data centers continue to walk the tightrope of meeting burgeoning power demands, while also fulfilling sustainability aims and obligations

The rise of AI infrastructure is forcing data centers to rethink backup power strategies

“A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away…”

How digital infrastructure projects can contribute to communities

In a world where power has become the ultimate currency, you can no longer afford to waste it

Why we need to ease the burden on power infrastructure in order to capitalize on the potential of AI expansion

America’s data centers are about to draw power on the scale of entire nations

And why it can be a very useful tool for sustainability

From trash to treasure

And the mindset shift the team needed

The growing need to future-proof infrastructure

Data centers cannot afford to treat communities as an afterthought

The most successful data center developers will not be those making the boldest sustainability claims. They will be the ones willing to have those claims independently measured, tested, and verified

Europe’s data center industry is facing a pivotal moment.

Is Global Reference Design the answer to support this standardization?

Measuring water consumption at the facility level is no longer sufficient. A comprehensive approach must consider the full lifecycle, integrating energy production, geography, and climate

Aligning sustainability with performance

While building infrastructure is important, protecting its performance for the next twenty years is what truly creates value

Designing for adaptability is not simply about preparing for uncertainty. It's about building power infrastructure that remains resilient, efficient, and sustainable throughout its entire lifecycle

As hyperscale growth continues and sustainability expectations intensify, sustainable electrification will increasingly depend on how intentionally the industry approaches electrical infrastructure decisions

The future of sustainable data center design