DCF newsletter - May 8th, 2024
 
 
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May 8, 2024
A state government that is aggressively pursuing new construction is just part of the data center equation for the Hoosier State.
VOICES OF THE INDUSTRY
In this edition of “Voices of the Industry” Joe Landrette of ebm-papst Inc., discusses how the AI boom is changing the game for data center cooling solutions.
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ON THE FRONTIER
At GTC in March, ZutaCore showcased its direct-to-chip, waterless liquid cooling technology, and announced support for the NVIDIA H100 and H200 Tensor Core GPUs to help maximize data centers' AI performance while delivering sustainability benefits.
Exowatt has announced a new type of self-contained solar power generation, set to be available at scale later this year.
Taking stock of a busy Spring for colocation data center and interconnection hub stalwart CoreSite, a subsidiary of American Tower Corp.
Hyperscale tech companies are seeking campuses that can support 1 GW of electric power capacity. Developers say new approaches to MegaCampuses can enable new technologies and more renewable power. DCF's Founder and Editor at Large Rich Miller reports.
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EDITOR'S PICKS by Matt Vincent
The AI boom will ripple through the digital infrastructure sector, impacting the availability of space, the supply chain, pricing, cooling, power and design. DCF's Rich Miller investigates in his annual industry forecast.
The big question for the data center industry is how can the move to nuclear energy happen faster, beyond the conventionally stated temporal cushion of eight to ten years.
The surge in AI adoption doubled data center energy use over the past three years, with 50% growth likely by 2027.
The data center industry is under fire for its energy use amid surging demand for AI capacity. There are lessons available from the sector’s response to similar concerns about cloud computing.

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