Kat Sullivan speaks with Eliot Ahdoot of Hypertec on liquid cooling, prefabrication, and waste heat reuse, exploring how rising power densities are reshaping efficiency, driving carbon neutral data centers.
DCD's Claire Fletcher and Katie Boeh of Schneider Electric discuss energy management, power distribution, and AI-driven operations.
Innio Group's Thomas Seeber talks to DCD's Tam Pledger on why high speed gas generators are attractive for behind the meter data center power solutions.
Kat Sullivan speaks with DeBoer of Siemens on reference architectures, efficient power distribution, and how collaboration and digital tools help operators manage rising demand, integrate new technologies, and improve efficiency.
DCD's Zachary Skidmore speaks with Phill Lawson-Shanks of Aligned Data Centers on sustainable power strategy, advanced cooling, alternative energy sources and balancing grid reliance with on-site generation for AI-driven growth.
DCD's Kat Sullivan speaks with Joe Reele of Schneider Electric on power densities, AI-driven design, hybrid cooling adoption, predictive analytics, labor shortages, and the shift toward condition-based, autonomous operations
Zachary Skidmore speaks with Brian Smith of Idaho National Laboratory on advancing small modular and high-temperature reactors, fuel supply challenges, and the role of nuclear power in supporting future demand.
DCD's Tam Pledger speaks with Chheng Lim of Sheehan Nagle Hartray Architects on how AI is reshaping data center design, from rack configurations and rising power densities to construction methods.
Sean Hughes from Wärtsilä talks to DCD's Emma Brookes about onsite power generation, and why engines are a more reliable and sustainable choice.
Head of Sustainability & Responsible Business, Sarah King, explains to DCD's Zoe Turner how ESG principles are driving purpose, responsibility, and collaboration.
Flex's Chris Butler joins DCD's James Raddings, exploring how AI-driven workloads are reshaping the balance between power, cooling, and compute, and what it means for the next generation of design.
DCD's Zoe Turner and Jason Green of Raeden discuss reuse for AI data centers, focusing on complexities of building reuse, infrastructure demand, and key questions about speed and power.
Dave Bell from VoltaGrid talks to DCD's Emma Brookes about the future of powering AI amidst global grid challenges and rising power demands.
DCD's Emma Brookes speaks with David Watkins of VIRTUS Data Centres to address key challenges in the data center industry: from power supply to strategies for optimizing workloads.
DCD's Tam Pledger speaks with Mark Daly, of BloombergNEF, to explore the need for a diverse energy production strategy and the importance of demand side flexibility for data centers.
DCD's Tam Pledger and Joe Reele from Schneider Electric discuss the evolution of data centers into power stabilizers, driven by the demand for digital infrastructure and sustainable solutions.
Cyrille Brisson, Global Data Center Segment Leader at Eaton speaks with DCD's Alex Dickins about strategies for overcoming power constraints.
DCD's Alex Dickins chats with Eaton's JP Buzzell about the increase of power utilization of chips, the need for collaboration between utilities and data centers, and more.
Ben Boudreu from AGP Data Centers speaks with DCD's Alex Dickins about strategies for backup power when dealing with dense infrastructure.
DCD's Kat Sullivan speaks with Richard Pimper of Huawei, addressing key industry trends and challenges, the rising demand for data centers due to AI, and more.
Neil Potter from Eaton speaks with DCD's Emma Brookes about how to design with resilience in mind in this AI era.
Helena Fagraeus from T-Loop speaks with DCD's Alex Dickins about what it means to be a grid citizen and how to become one.
Steve Kim from Huawei speaks with DCD's Kat Sullivan about the challenges of powering compute over the next few years.
Alan Howard from Omdia speaks with DCD’s Zoe Turner to clarify where the demand for power is coming from, and how operators should plan for future capacity needs.