As AI continues to transform the data center industry, hyperscalers like Google, Microsoft, and Amazon are taking bold steps ...

Kevin Roof of nVent explains how wall-of-cool rear door heat exchanger (RDHX) solutions greatly simplify the installation of ...

Data center operators are straining under skyrocketing energy demands, mainly driven by AI. With cooling taking up a third of ...

NVIDIA’s GTC 2025 spotlighted a sweeping upgrade to its AI infrastructure stack, unveiling new CPU and GPU architectures ...

Generac’s new product lineup includes five generators ranging from 2.25 MW to 3.25 MW. These units are available in both ...

By bringing Ampere into the fold alongside Arm and Graphcore, SoftBank is building more than chips—it’s building leverage. As ...

The U.S. Department of Energy wants to assure the nation's AI dominance by co-locating AI data centers and energy production on existing DOE lands.

For its part, the new government in Thailand plans to cut electricity costs by more than 25% to attract development.

As racks climb toward 600 kW, vendors are delivering thermal innovations to match. Meanwhile, Dell’Oro’s revised forecast sees data center cooling and power distribution growing 14% annually through ...