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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.

Culpeper County, Virginia, and DataBank demonstrate how strategic planning and authentic partnership can drive economic growth while addressing community concerns about data center development.

AI data centers’ explosive power growth seems alarming, but innovative energy storage, virtual power plants, and grid flexibility solutions are already addressing demand without requiring panic-inducing infrastructure overhauls.

DataBank’s Red Oak campus is building the future of Dallas data center infrastructure with eight facilities totaling 3.4 million square feet. The construction numbers reveal just how massive this project is.

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.

This article examines how data centers can provide communities with the required compute resources while also limiting negative impacts on the environment and communities, even deliver a net-positive impact.

As demand for data storage continues to skyrocket, many vacant commercial properties are being considered for conversion into data centers. This growing trend offers a smart solution to underutilized office and retail spaces, transforming them into vital tech infrastructure.

How do data centers guard against natural disasters? Learn about the measures data center providers deploy to keep customer IT environments operating 24/7.

While we are amazed by the advances in artificial intelligence, colocation data centers are the behind-the-scenes heroes making it all possible.