Data Center Immersion Cooling Market to hit USD 10.9 billion by 2035
TL;DR The global data center immersion cooling market is projected to expand from USD 1.7 billion in 2025 to USD 10.9 billion by 2035 at
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Designing Data Centers for Density: A Practical Guide to PDU Architecture Choices
TL;DR Driven by the rapid growth of AI, cloud computing, high-performance computing (HPC), and edge deployments, rack power densities are rising sharply, making Power Distribution
Data Center Aisle Containment and the Path to Lower Operating Costs
TL;DR Cooling accounts for a significant share of a data center’s total energy draw, so thermal management can directly impact operating costs. Hot-aisle and cold-aisle
Space-Based Orbital Data Centers: How Computing Is Moving Beyond Earth
TL;DR In January 2026, the first operational orbital data center nodes were launched into low Earth orbit by Axiom Space and Kepler Communications, transitioning space-based
Why AI Data Centers Should Think More Like Formula One Teams
TL;DR Evaluating cooling components (such as cold plates) in isolation can be misleading; thermal and hydraulic performance must be engineered holistically to prevent degrading overall
The Next Big Challenge for Data Centers Isn’t More Power
TL;DR Data centers are so vital to modern life that the UK has granted them critical national infrastructure status, elevating data and energy security to
Choosing the Right UPS for Your Data Center: Load, Runtime, Battery Type, and Cost Compared
TL;DR Selecting a data center UPS system requires evaluating load capacity, runtime, battery technology, serviceability, scalability, and long-term lifecycle costs rather than simply comparing initial
Data centers face new scrutiny over heat island effect
Opposition to data center developments has been spreading due to local issues such as rising electricity prices, noise pollution, water consumption, a changing landscape, as
What Happens When Data Centers Start Competing for Fuel?
TL;DR To bypass slow grid interconnection queues and keep up with AI buildout timelines, hyperscale data center developers are moving to behind-the-meter gas generation, turning
The Copper Cliff: Why AI Data Centers Need a New Kind of Cable
TL;DR Rapid GPU compute density and terabit-bandwidth demands are pushing traditional short-reach copper cables to physical limits in reach, routing thickness, power consumption, and thermal