Data Center Frontier

Data Center Frontier explores the evolving landscape of data centers and cloud technology. We focus on upcoming trends for the Internet and the groundbreaking advancements that will shape its future. Our perspective centers on data centers, which serve as a lens to understand the digital economy. We share insights about the facilities that drive cloud services and the individuals behind their creation. By discussing data centers and influential figures in the industry, we highlight the significance of their construction, energy sources, and their effects on the Internet and surrounding communities.

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AI at the Tipping Point: Analysts See Data Centers at a Crossroads of Demand, Power, and Opportunity

1 day ago | datacenterfrontier.com | Matt Vincent

Two freshly released reports from CBRE and Deloitte paint a vivid portrait of a global data center industry racing against time, power constraints, and infrastructure bottlenecks. CBRE’s Global Data Center Trends 2025 report offers a detailed snapshot of current supply-demand dynamics across key international markets, while Deloitte’s Can U.S. Infrastructure Keep Up With the U.S. Economy?
Engineering a Cool Revolution: Shumate’s Hybrid-Dry Adiabatic Design Tackles AI-Era Density

2 days ago | datacenterfrontier.com | Matt Vincent

As artificial intelligence surges across the digital infrastructure landscape, its impacts are increasingly physical. Higher densities, hotter chips, and exponentially rising energy demands are pressuring data center operators to rethink the fundamentals, and especially cooling. That’s where Shumate Engineering steps in, with a patent-pending system called Hybrid Dry Adiabatic Cooling (HDAC) that reimagines how chilled water loops are deployed in high-density environments.
Executive Roundtable: Defining Real Innovation in the Data Center of 2025

3 days ago | datacenterfrontier.com | Matt Vincent

For the final installment of our Q2 2025 Executive Roundtable, Data Center Frontier asked a fundamental question: What does real innovation look like in today’s data center industry? With AI driving massive investment and vendors racing to stake claims around sustainability, modularity, and performance, it can be difficult to distinguish genuine breakthroughs from marketing spin.
Executive Roundtable: Standardization vs. Flexibility in Data Center Designs for the AI Era

5 days ago | datacenterfrontier.com | Matt Vincent

For the third installment of our Executive Roundtable for the Second Quarter of 2025, we asked our panel of experienced infrastructure leaders to tackle a key tension shaping today’s build strategies: the balance between standardization and customization. As the industry shifts from cloud-era scaling to AI-accelerated infrastructure, that old balancing act has taken on new urgency. We asked our experts: How are you striking the right equilibrium in 2025?
Data Center Insights 2025 to Tackle Liquid Cooling, Infrastructure Optimization, and the Demands of the AI Era

5 days ago | datacenterfrontier.com | Matt Vincent

As the data center industry navigates unprecedented demands from AI, sustainability imperatives, and infrastructure density, Data Center Frontier is partnering with fellow Endeavor Business Media brands, including Cabling Installation & Maintenance, Electronic Design, ISE, Lightwave, and Security Info Watch, to present Data Center Insights, a three-day virtual event running July 22–24, 2025.
Wonder Valley Revisited: Kevin O’Leary Expands on Power, Perception, and the Future of AI Infrastructure at 7x24 Exchange

1 week ago | datacenterfrontier.com | Matt Vincent

Orlando, FL — When Kevin O’Leary first unveiled Wonder Valley at Data Center World in March, the reaction was electric. His keynote painted a bold picture: a 7,000-acre AI-first data center campus in Alberta, Canada, running off stranded natural gas and structured as a vertically integrated, off-grid energy platform.
Trane’s Thermal Management Overhaul: Modular Cooling Platforms for AI-Driven Data Center Demands

1 week ago | datacenterfrontier.com | Matt Vincent

As artificial intelligence reshapes the architecture of data centers, Trane Technologies is rolling out a reengineered suite of thermal management systems designed to meet the heat rejection demands of hyperscale growth, hybrid deployments, and soaring rack densities.
Executive Roundtable: Strategies for Speed and Resiliency in Data Center Delivery

1 week ago | datacenterfrontier.com | Matt Vincent

For the second installment of our Executive Roundtable for the Second Quarter of 2025, we asked our panel of experienced infrastructure leaders to weigh in on a defining tension in today’s infrastructure cycle. The data center industry is moving at an unprecedented pace as AI demand continues to reshape design and delivery expectations.
TVA Files First SMR Permit for GE Vernova Reactor, Paving Path to Nuclear-Powered Data Centers

1 week ago | datacenterfrontier.com | David Chernicoff

In May 2025 the Tennessee Valley Authority became the first power utility in the United States to submit a construction permit application to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) for a small modular reactor (SMR).
Executive Roundtable: Adapting Data Center Infrastructure for the Age of AI

1 week ago | datacenterfrontier.com | Matt Vincent

At Data Center Frontier, we turn to the experts to help make sense of rapid change in the industry, and few forces are driving more upheaval today than artificial intelligence. As AI accelerates a fundamental shift in infrastructure priorities, how are industry leaders adapting? To begin our Executive Roundtable for the Second Quarter of 2025, we’ve gathered insights from our distinguished executive panel on how AI is redefining the core of digital infrastructure.