Power Strategy Has Become a Core Infrastructure Problem For years, power in data centers was treated as a planning variable—something to secure, allocate, and optimize within relatively predictable bo
The Constraint No One Can Scale Around For years, the data center industry has operated under a simple premise: demand for compute will rise, and infrastructure will scale to meet it. That model is no
The data center industry is not short on demand. AI, cloud, and digital transformation are driving one of the fastest expansions the sector has ever seen. Capital is available, customers are ready, an
Everyone is talking about AI. Model sizes, GPUs, trillion-parameter systems, and the race to build the next generation of infrastructure dominate the conversation. The narrative is centered on compute
The data center industry is no longer defined by racks, servers, or even hyperscale campuses. It is being defined by numbers. Not small ones. Gigawatts. Billions. Years. Percentages that are rewriting
If you were to summarize the data center industry today, the defining theme would not be AI alone. It would be energy. While artificial intelligence is driving unprecedented growth, it is the ability
Sustainability is no longer a secondary consideration in data center development. It is becoming a core factor in determining where projects get built, how they are designed, and which locations can s