An air monitor sits on Dr. Daniel Harrington’s desk at the LSU School of Public Health in New Orleans on Thursday, April 2, 2026. This model is commonly used for community air monitoring, taking ...

Data centers are under more pressure than ever. Surging AI workloads, rising energy consumption, and increasingly complex cooling and power systems are pushing traditional DCIM (Data Center ...

In 2026, data centers are no longer just warehouses for servers; they are the beating heart of the AI economy, with global spending projected to hit $600 billion and a construction boom fueled by AI ...

As AI and machine learning workloads accelerate, data center power consumption is beginning to outstrip existing infrastructure capacity. To meet this rising demand, new high-voltage DC standards ...

April 09, 2026 - The rapid proliferation of data center development in the United States and globally has emerged as a critical infrastructure trend of the last several years in the global economy.

Enterprise AI workloads require infrastructure designed for large-scale data processing and distributed computing. Organizations are modernizing AI data center infrastructure with GPU computing, ...

As Johnson County weighs the future of developing large AI data centers, local leaders, hydrogeologists, and environmental advocates agree on a shared concern: the state does not have enough ...