Rack-based environmental monitoring enhances data center efficiency by providing granular insights into temperature, humidity, and airflow.

The cloud company’s new AI tool analyzes training experiments, visualizes data, and automates insights as cloud providers expand beyond infrastructure.

Recent FERC filings show AI developers and grid operators converging on stricter readiness rules to separate real power demand from speculative projects.

Responsible land use is key to sustainable data center growth, balancing environmental care, community value, and digital infrastructure needs, writes atNorth’s Johann Thor Jonsson.

Utilities, grid operators, and developers say hyperscale AI data centers are forcing faster, larger‑scale transmission, interconnection, and reliability planning as demand outpaces legacy assumptions.

A USGS study estimates that 1.4 million metric tons of recoverable lithium oxide are present in the Carolinas, a potential boost for grid-scale battery energy storage.

Oracle’s challenge to Wisconsin’s AI data center tariff could shape how regulators nationwide require financial guarantees for massive power projects.

US electricity demand could rise 39% by 2035, but a new ICF report suggests the bigger challenge may be delivering power to fast-growing load centers.

The future of AI infrastructure is taking shape in Texas, where policy reform, power-first strategies, and transmission constraints are determining which gigawatt-scale campuses move from announcement to actual operation.

The Mount Pleasant campus offers a glimpse of how hyperscalers are turning multibillion-dollar AI infrastructure plans into operational capacity.