With rising equipment lead times, regulatory hurdles, and power grid strain, building out your data center infrastructure has become more complex than ever. Delays, workforce shortages, and increased sustainability regulations are creating major obstacles for operators trying to stay competitive. These challenges aren't going away, and the pressure is mounting. In partnership with Procore, this survey report offers expert analysis and strategic solutions to streamline your construction process, from optimizing site selection and mitigating delays to incorporating modular builds for flexibility. Learn from industry leaders to future-proof your facilities and meet the growing demand head-on.

In an era where data is expanding at an astonishing rate, scaling storage capacity to keep pace with this growth presents a formidable challenge, particularly as the specific needs of data centers can greatly vary. Business leaders and IT professionals must adopt a strategic approach to comprehensively address their data storage needs. This episode covers several critical aspects such as:

As AI continues to transform industries, gaining a holistic view of the forces shaping the data center market is essential to understand the end to end impact of next generation computing. Who better to provide this perspective than a person who can see above the siloes of an operation? In this episode, we are joined in conversation with Giordano Albertazzi, CEO, Vertiv to provide holistic insights into the latest AI trends, the new challenges data centers face, and Vertiv's strategic priorities in supporting AI.

There is no question artificial intelligence (AI) is taking the world by storm. From manufacturing and entertainment, to healthcare and education, our lives are becoming increasingly automated. But as technology continues to proliferate, how is this impacting the complex infrastructure underpinning it all?

This study, validated by Romonet’s Cloud-based Analytics Platform, reveals that prefabrication offers numerous advantages without incurring additional capital expenditure. Key benefits include: Cost-Effective Deployment: Despite higher material costs, prefabricated data centers save on space and labor, resulting in overall capital cost savings of approximately 2% Faster and Predictable Builds: Prefabrication enables quicker deployment with enhanced predictability, allowing for faster operational readiness Scalability and Flexibility: Prefabricated designs scale flexibly, optimizing power densities and offering significant cost and energy savings over traditional data centers

A quantitative TCO analysis of the two architectures. Discover how modern, scalable, containerized data centers can solve these problems by offering a more efficient and cost-effective alternative. Our whitepaper reveals the significant savings and benefits of transitioning to this improved architecture. Download your copy now for your chance to:

A guide to more sustainable, efficient, resilient and adaptable facilities. This whitepaper explores how through high-level integrated architecture, intelligent power management, building management, and AI-based data center infrastructure management solutions, you can ensure your data center is ready for whatever you'll need.

Edge deployments in enterprise IT planning and data center operations.

With data centers under increasing pressure to improve their energy efficiency, many operators are turning to monitoring software to find out where improvements can be made in the white space and gray space. But what advancements really come from the operation of data centers, and should more emphasis be going onto the design of data centers? Join this panel discussion for an in-depth discussion and debate on how data centers are improving their operations to help meet their sustainability goals, and reduce OpEx spending. What are the opportunities that can arise as a result of monitoring infrastructure ops? And with the energy supply issues and increasingly stringent sustainability regulation, should the response come from data center design or operations?