As the data center industry evolves, so does the need for sustainable energy solutions. Bill Kleyman singles out nuclear power as a potential game-changer that's gaining favor.

'We're kind of running out of power in the next 18 to 24 months,' warned Marc Ganzi of DigitalBridge. How data center operators might address this power shortage remains unclear.

The increase in power-hungry AI hardware underscores the need for data centers to adopt waste heat reuse solutions.

Gas demand for electricity to run data centers will continue to soar, according to one energy expert.

Powerful new chips and AI applications are generating so much heat that air cooling won't cut it anymore. Experts at DCW 2024 discussed liquid cooling implementation strategies and challenges.

Data centers can make money – and help strengthen the grid – by enrolling back-up systems in demand response programs and other grid services.

At DCW 2024, the program director of the DOE’s Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy expounded on the radical COOLERCHIPS program and how it could change data center cooling forever.