Data centers have powered modern life for decades. Before debating whether to build more, it helps to understand what’s actually driving the demand and who’s responsible for it.

Broadcom’s acquisition of VMware changed enterprise cloud economics overnight. Rising costs and licensing uncertainty are forcing IT leaders toward a strategy built around choice.

Data centers are under fire across the country. Before policy gets made on the basis of incomplete information, some facts deserve a closer look.

Cloud repatriation is expensive, disruptive, and largely avoidable. Here’s how to make infrastructure decisions that keep your options open — no matter how your business evolves

Despite AI hype and unprecedented capital deployment, 2026 will see tighter financing, constrained power, and gradual enterprise adoption as the industry returns to fundamentals.

Data egress fees, parallel infrastructure costs, and capacity planning challenges make cloud repatriation far more complex and expensive than most organizations anticipate when planning their exit strategy.

AI is creating a perfect storm in data center construction. Liquid cooling systems, supply chain constraints, and critical labor shortages are forcing builders to completely rethink traditional approaches.

Cloud repatriation has become mainstream as 86% of CIOs plan to move workloads back from public cloud. Explore the cost overruns, compliance complexity, and support limitations driving this shift.

Multi-cloud environments multiply compliance complexity. Learn how to navigate shared responsibility models and choose infrastructure partners that simplify rather than complicate regulatory requirements.