New research from Synergy Research, JLL and Uptime Institute shows AI demand, construction and capital still accelerating as power, workforce, community and operational constraints tighten around the buildout.

nVent's Nick Onyett explains why the liquid cooling era demands that the industry evaluate redundancy based on what is inside the unit, not just how many units are in the row.

Power may still lead the list, but it’s no longer the only constraint shaping whether major data center projects get built. DCF asks which factor will matter most over the next two years.

Each month Data Center Frontier, in partnership with Pkaza, posts some of the hottest data center career opportunities in the market. Here’s a look at some of the latest data center jobs posted on the Data Center Frontier jobs board, powered by Pkaza Critical Facilities Recruiting.

As AI infrastructure development accelerates, Loudoun County’s Buddy Rizer and Milldam Public Relations founder Adam Waitkunas warn that community acceptance and political durability are emerging as constraints on data center growth. Their prescription: earlier engagement, resident-driven community ...

Texas is moving toward tighter oversight of data center development as state regulators implement new grid-access rules and lawmakers prepare for a 2027 debate over power costs, water use, tax incentives and community impacts.

The public conversation surrounding the 2026 Data Center Frontier Trends Summit showed an industry moving beyond AI ambition to the power, engineering, capital and community work required to deliver operating capacity.

Virginia's data centers are far more than buildings filled with servers. They represent the foundation of America's digital infrastructure investment, a source of sustained prosperity for Virginia communities, and a strategic asset that will help determine the nation's technological leadership for decades...

Whether you're responsible for procurement, project controls, program logistics, or executive oversight, this session offers a practical way to judge whether your supply chain data is telling you the truth, and whether the decisions you're making from it are working.

As AI continues to reshape the data center landscape, many operators face the challenge of supporting new AI workloads without starting from scratch. In this Quick Chat video, Matt Vincent, Editor-in-Chief at Data Center Frontier, sits down with Garrett Furlong, Product Manager at Server Technology, a brand of Legrand to discuss how organizations are adapting existing data center environments to accommodate...

In this episode of the DCF podcast, Matt Vincent Editor in Chief speaks with Sam Rodriguez, Sr. Product Mgr. - Cabinets, Containment & Industrial Solutions and Matt McIntosh, Sr. Product Manager - Thermal Solutions, Product Management at Chatsworth

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From Georgia to West Texas and the industrial Midwest, the latest wave of data center campuses shows that land is only the opening move. Power, financing, water and community commitments increasingly determine which projects can advance.

Virginia is experiencing a significant policy shift as the state moves from viewing data centers solely as economic drivers to considering environmental and community impacts, leading to new legislation and local project developments.

Peter Kazella of Pkaza – Data Center Recruiting provides an insiders look at how AI is impacting the recruitment process.

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The session will also explore how integrated rack infrastructure can help data center teams improve uptime, simplify scaling, accelerate deployments, and gain greater operational insight as AI and high-performance workloads continue to evolve.