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Davoud Shahlaei explains how Federation architecture balances IT-OT convergence benefits with safeguards while mitigating AI-driven risks while enabling centralized insights.
New research from Uptime Institute shows data center outages continuing to decline, but AI facilities could buck the trend.
The company is positioning network-level sovereignty controls as a critical layer for distributed AI and hybrid multicloud infrastructure.
Dense GPU clusters are reshaping data center design and widening the gap between AI factories and legacy enterprise facilities.
The energy regulator cautions that AI-driven load forecasts reshaping Texas grid planning may overstate proposed data center demand.
New marketplace data suggests AI compute pricing is becoming increasingly transparent, fragmented, and volatile as neocloud capacity expands.
We spoke to the founder of a new website tracking data center opposition and heard from experts on how the industry can address growing community concerns.
Dell, HPE, Lenovo, and Supermicro are riding record AI server demand, but winning enterprise customers requires more than just Nvidia chips.
New PJM data reveals AI infrastructure projects now spend more time waiting after interconnection approval than in the queue itself.
A $790 million financing package for Nscale’s Norway campus highlights how AI infrastructure is increasingly competing for energy capacity, industrial capital, and grid access.
Following the recent AWS UAE outage, businesses are rethinking cloud resilience. Discover practical strategies for seamless cloud region migrations.
Prime Data Centers’ Steve Benson explores how HVO fuel can cut costs, reduce emissions, and rethink sustainability in operations.
Startup founder Mansour Karam argues token efficiency and distributed inference are turning networking into a central AI infrastructure battleground.
A CNAS report argues that chip manufacturing and memory shortages are emerging as major barriers to the expansion of hyperscale AI, alongside growing power demands.
Mariko McDonagh Meier says interconnection delays are pushing developers toward gas-based microgrids as primary power – not backup – reshaping how AI infrastructure gets built.
Neocloud-driven workloads are shifting data movement toward sustained, high-bandwidth transfers between storage and AI compute, according to a report.
Facing a 2029 grid wait and $35 million in upgrades, a Texas developer is building its own power to launch a 200,000‑square‑foot AI campus.
The Corning partnership deepens Nvidia's role in the physical infrastructure behind AI, optical networking, and hyperscale deployment.
Unpredictable power swings from AI data centers are forcing utilities to model how these facilities behave during disturbances – not just how much electricity they consume.
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