Amid sustained hyperscale and AI demand, JLL’s latest North America report shows vacancy holding near record lows while new development shifts rapidly into emerging frontier markets.

Jarrett Atkinson of BluePrint Supply Chain explains why construction execution systems must evolve in the gigawatt era.

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

CoreWeave’s ARENA enables production-scale AI workload validation on GPU clusters that mirror live infrastructure, giving enterprises empirical insight into performance, cost modeling, and architectural scaling before committing to full deployment.

Joule Capital Partners and Caterpillar’s proposed 4 GW Utah campus pairs AI compute with large-scale on-site generation, shifting the project into the realm of utility-style permitting, emissions scrutiny, and rural governance.

Vertiv’s record Q4 results highlight surging demand for AI data center infrastructure, as operators accelerate investment in liquid cooling, modular deployment, energy storage, and predictive maintenance to support hyperscale and gigawatt-scale AI facilities worldwide.

Polarity has become a critical challenge in high-density, AI-driven data centers. Learn why modern fiber systems, multi-lane optics, and evolving connector types demand a clearer, scalable approach to achieving consistent Tx–Rx alignment.

In this Data Center Frontier QuickChat, Matt Vincent, Editor-in-Chief of Data Center Frontier, talks to Rob Macchi, Vice President of Data Center Solutions for Wesco, about why supply chain integration, smarter procurement strategies and end-to-end project coordination are key for data centers when navigating today’s build environment. They also discuss how the 2026 AI-driven data center boom...

DCF founder Rich Miller joins the DCF Show Podcast to examine how power constraints, community resistance, and AI-driven infrastructure demands are pushing the data center industry from announcement mode into a defining era of execution.

Trane’s acquisition of LiquidStack and Submer’s latest expansion moves signal a new phase in AI data center growth, where liquid cooling and integrated thermal strategies are becoming central to deploying high-density, AI-scale infrastructure worldwide.

Chris Hillyer, nVent's Director of Global Professional Services, explains why uptime is achieved through equipment designed to be serviced quickly when imperfection in high-density AI environments inevitably occurs.