Data centers' increasing energy demands require sustainable solutions like AI, liquid cooling, heat reuse, and renewables.

Experts from both business and academia are recommending using digital twins to forecast what’s going to happen in complex ...

Skyrocketing compute-intensive workloads, new approaches to satisfy higher power requirements, liquid cooling adoption, and efforts in sustainability and efficiency, are anticipated to be key trends ...

The AI revolution has ushered in an era of exponential power and energy consumption. According to the US Department of Energy ...

The rapid rise of data centers has put many power industry demand forecasters on edge. Some predict the power-hungry nature of the facilities will quickly ...

The start-up has developed the Ionic Wind Amplifier, a technology that could reduce cooling energy consumption by as much as 60%.

But what about the buildings that store all of your phone and computer's information? Data centers consume and demand a significant amount of energy and resources. The average home in the United ...

Global appetite for data centers has increased as companies race to develop and adopt artificial intelligence, benefiting electrical equipment makers like Eaton. Shares of the company were up 2.7% ...

Credit: Empa. A new breakthrough in cooling technology could help cut energy use in data centers, high-performance electronics, and even food drying. A start-up called Ionic Wind Technologies has ...

We recently published a list of 35 Non-Tech AI Opportunities Amid DeepSeek Selloff. In this article, we are going to take a look at where Flex Ltd. (NASDAQ:FLEX) stands against other non-tech AI ...

Data centers consume an immense amount of power. This power usage is primarily driven by servers/computing and cooling systems, followed by usage for networking equipment and storage drives.

With costs rising rapidly, data center operators must take a new approach to risk management. Equipment exposure to water hazards from sprinklers and overhead chilled water cooling is not an “if” but ...