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"The ability to accurately measure and manage coolant flow is becoming a critical component of data center operations"
How hyperscale and AI-driven demand is reshaping contractual liabilities across the development stack
A failure to scale could hurt data center operators
"In an always-on digital economy, power quality is not optional, it is foundational"
Heat is a sign that something good is happening. The question is whether we can take that signal and make it even more valuable
The conversation around AI infrastructure often centers on one question: Where will all the power come from?
And why there's constraints to overcome in order to meet AI workload demands
“The data center industry doesn't have a permitting problem or a communications problem. It has a trust problem”
Data centers are the last heavy industry still built by hand. It's time to move them into the factory
In the AI era, competitive advantage will come not from offering unlimited choice, but from knowing which choices matter
How operators can introduce liquid cooling when servers or facility infrastructure are not yet ready for a full transition
As demands for AI continue to shift, so does the planning for the data centers expected to support this growth
While much of the industry discussion focuses on thermal performance and cooling system design, another factor is becoming increasingly important: the quality of the cooling media itself
As AI matures and scales, organizations must decide: Where will these high-density workloads run?
One of the prevailing challenges in AI infrastructure is the mismatch between technology and infrastructure cycles.
The question is no longer simply: "Which cooling component performs best?" It is: "Which thermal architecture gives us the performance and headroom to support what comes next?"
Is Global Reference Design the answer to support this standardization?
Closing the – potentially costly – gap between the SLAs that protect the neocloud and those they provide to their customers
… it's facing a convergence
After years of muted competition, China's return turned a sleepy benchmark back into a geopolitical scoreboard
The time has come for the data center industry to agree upon a new efficiency metric, one that is both intuitive and informative
The AI factory era has arrived
Greater demands for AI workloads require greater amounts of data center power
And what agentic AI can fix
But first, it's about aligning power, permits, and people to achieve these goals
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And why engineering discipline is essential to match AI ambitions
Trying to choose between on prem and the cloud is no longer viable