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Why data center leaders should no longer evaluate surveillance and access systems solely as security investments.
Greater demands for AI workloads require greater amounts of data center power
Water's role in the future of data centers is just as important as power
AI factories are pushing data center power and cooling requirements beyond traditional limits, making integrated AI data center infrastructure essential
The growing similarities and fundamental differences between the Asian and European data center markets
As AI and power demands reshape data centers, innovative cooling, and adaptable site selection are driving a new, sustainable era of advanced compute infrastructure
AI is changing the world
Real-world challenges and necessary transformations in space, power, and cooling to support our hyperconnected future
As AI accelerates, data centers face a perfect storm of power challenges
Preliminary calculations by Uptime Intelligence suggest the initial impact of generative AI on global data center power use is low — but it will rise quickly as adoption increases
When data centers break, popular cloud services and apps follow
For the data center market to achieve its projected growth trajectory, it must continue to adopt power-intensive next-generation IT technologies