Copper forecasts will likely keep swinging, and the electrician shortfall is projected to begin in 2027. Developers cannot wait for either to resolve

An insatiable demand for electricians

As AI infrastructure moves from a capacity race to a test of execution, the projects that matter will be those that can turn power, capital, and land into operational assets

Why smart siting matters for AI-driven data center growth

Legitimate concerns or Norfolk NIMBY-ism?

The industry will settle on a definition, and should choose one that still works in 2030

How will it impact investment and buildout in the country?

Why efficiency in existing facilities has shifted from good intention to obligation

It's not a hiring problem

And why the issue around noise shouldn't be ignored

As AI continues to reshape infrastructure needs, the winners will be planning not for today's workloads, but for those still to come

The risk of fire has increased dramatically as data centers grow in quantity and size

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

Stop treating coatings as a finishing touch

Three strategies for effective cost containment

Why the country offers a solution to many constraints

The conversation around AI infrastructure often centers on one question: Where will all the power come from?

Developers are taking on more of the infrastructure required to generate, store, and distribute electricity. That shift is changing what it takes to build a data center

It’s time to tell a more complete story

“The data center industry doesn't have a permitting problem or a communications problem. It has a trust problem”

Reflections from our first DCD Connect London

Will Korea's revisions to its cloud security framework work for the US?

The question is not whether standards should change. It is whether we are measuring the right things to uphold them

If you're waiting for regulatory certainty before making AI infrastructure decisions, you're already behind

Buying the right to power

As demands for AI continue to shift, so does the planning for the data centers expected to support this growth

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

Airflow intelligence was built to close the gap between a facility's design PUE and its actual PUE. Clean air is what keeps that gap closed