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Carrier hotels are a specialized class of data center built for network-to-network interconnection at scale. Here is what sets them apart and why it matters.

Technical debt gets a bad reputation, but for growing companies it’s actually a sign of progress. Here’s a different way to think about it.

AI workloads are reshaping data center infrastructure with extreme power fluctuations and cooling demands that are forcing operators to rethink everything they build.

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

Political shifts and new market dynamics are reshaping data center sustainability in 2026. Here are five predictions for how operators can navigate what’s coming.

DataBank Atlanta hosted a career exploration event to show young people the diverse, high-paying opportunities available in the data center industry beyond traditional college paths.

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

The technology hiring market remains challenging despite economic uncertainty. Here’s what actually works for finding, hiring, and keeping technical talent in 2026.

The fundamentals that worked for decades no longer apply in data center construction. Single campuses now require 4,000 workers instead of 750 as the industry adapts to unprecedented scale.