As AI continues to reshape the physical and operational profile of data centers, the industry faces a pivotal inflection point in how it manages thermal loads, water resources, and infrastructure integration. In our Q3 2025 Executive Roundtable, we ask leaders from CoolIT, Trane, and Ecolab to weigh...

Dave Isenhart, Sr. Product Manager at Trane, explains how treating thermal management as an infrastructure design cornerstone can drive stronger energy savings, uptime and return.

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.

Join Chris Carreiro, CTO of Park Place Technologies, as he unpacks the future of liquid cooling for data centers—revealing how to evaluate performance, navigate complex installations, and choose the right partner to sustainably meet the growing demands of AI and HPC.

It's no secret that Columbus is emerging as a hub for next-gen AI infrastructure. Here Bill Bentley of Cologix and Ken Patchett of Lambda discuss the region’s first Nvidia HGX B200 cluster, showing how hyperscale AI is moving closer to enterprises, speeding deployment, and driving innovation across ...

Aalo Atomics has broken ground on its first reactor at Idaho National Lab — and now, with a landmark uranium supply deal, the startup is closer than ever to bringing advanced nuclear power directly to AI data centers.

China restrictions, record revenues, and next-gen AI chips—here’s what NVIDIA’s quarter tells us about the future of data center compute.

  As artificial intelligence accelerates across industries, data center networks are under pressure to evolve. Traditional architectures no longer meet the bandwidth, latency, and scalability demands of AI workloads, particularly those driven by large language models and real-time inference. AI...

The race between advanced nuclear power and quantum computing could reshape the data center industry in radically different ways. Will SMRs deliver reliable, carbon-free energy before quantum systems find their first production workloads? Or will compute innovation outpace energy breakthroughs? Cast your vote in our latest DCF poll and join the debate on which frontier arrives first — and when.

The shift in AI workloads requires networks to deliver not only vastly greater bandwidth but also ultra-low latency and dynamic scalability to keep pace with the parallel, distributed nature of AI computation.

Google is partnering with Kairos Power and TVA to bring advanced nuclear power to its hyperscale data centers, while Oak Ridge National Lab debuts a room-temperature diamond-based quantum cluster, signaling a new era where AI, next-gen energy, and high-performance computing converge.

Industry leaders convene at Hyatt Regency Reston (Aug. 26–28) to redefine the future of digital infrastructure.