At a former Fred's distribution complex, 5C Data Centers is pursuing a major AI infrastructure buildout, with plans to expand available power from 20 MW to 84 MW using fuel cells as Memphis weighs new restrictions on data center development.

Tom Carroll of ebm-papst explains the importance of building cooling systems that are resilient and can support data center growth over the long term.

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.

From Finland's multigigawatt development pipeline to major AI investments in Sweden and Norway, the Nordic countries are emerging as some of the world's most closely watched data center markets. But the region's advantages in clean energy, industrial infrastructure and sustainability are facing new ...

From utility-rate reforms and rising infrastructure costs to local zoning battles and contested development rights, Virginia is rewriting the terms of data center growth—shifting more risk to developers while testing its ability to sustain the AI infrastructure boom.

At DCF Trends Summit 2026, Re-Teck’s Linda Li argues that the next life of AI hardware needs to be planned before its first deployment—and that failure to do so can leave operators holding valuable but idle assets.

This white paper explores a new approach to PoC validation, helping engineers and technical decisionmakers evaluate real-world performance with greater confidence before deployment.

In this podcast, Matt Vincent, Editor-in-Chief at DCF, and Brooke Zalud, Market Segment Manager at Ziehl-Abegg, discuss how air and liquid cooling work together to improve thermal management, energy efficiency, and scalability in AI and high-density data centers.

In this QuickChat, Matt Vincent, Editor-in-Chief at DCF, and Joel Wynn, VP of Data Center Solutions Sales at Southwire, explore the growing importance of supply chain transparency and sustainable electrification as AI drives rapid data center expansion, focusing on the environmental impact of power infrastructure materials and manufacturing. The discussion covers how data center developers can evaluate...

Join Legrand's experts for a fireside chat exploring the technologies enabling next-generation network architectures, including the evolution of Very Small Form Factor (VSFF) connectivity, silicon photonics, high-density fiber trunks, and color-indexed fiber infrastructure with Chroma Link.

Your insights have value, and the Data Center Insights Council wants to reward you for them. Join this exclusive community of data center professionals to participate in paid surveys, focus groups, and in-depth interviews. Members also enjoy gated access to cutting-edge industry research and direct ...

Microsoft's custom silicon roadmap, Oracle's call for grid-interface standards, and Google's push for AI-driven systems design highlight an industry increasingly focused on integrating the entire AI factory.

At the Open Compute Project Global Summit, AMD, Meta, Arm, Broadcom and NVIDIA outlined a sweeping transformation of AI infrastructure, from CPU-intensive agentic computing and open rack architectures to gigawatt-scale construction, optical networking and utility-grid integration.

From gigawatt-scale AI campuses in Texas and Canada to emerging projects across the U.S. and Mexico, the latest Land & Expand tracks North America's expanding data center development pipeline as it confronts new demands for power, infrastructure and community acceptance.

Date: October 25-28, 2026. Venue: JW Marriott San Antonio Hill Country San Antonio, TX. Theme: The Intersection of AI & Traditional Data Centers