New grid codes will require data center operators to change how their facilities respond to electricity grid faults. This report discusses the key risks and considerations for facility operators.
Global data center energy use will more than double by 2030, but announced capacity is not a reliable guide to future growth. Power constraints, commercial realities and inference efficiency will shape how much capacity is ultimately built.
Giant data center power capacity and investment are at unprecedented levels, with power proposed in the first half of 2026 tracking at 2025 levels.
Moving AI inference can cut carbon at little extra cost
Google UK outage: who is responsible when cloud apps fail?
The CPU race of the AI era benefits all
2026 Roundtable schedule
Operational responses to rising data center density
Making the business case for AI in data center operations
The AI in Data Center Operations "MOP SIG"
Enterprise Data Center Operators - what are your teams planning for when it comes to AI
New Uptime Network Initiative! AI in Data Center Operations 2: I2I
Neoclouds in 2026: the pressure builds
Cutting AI carbon requires more than energy efficiency
An introduction to DC power distribution in data centers
Liquid-cooled load simulation for DLC commissioning
IT-agnostic DLC systems: key considerations
Uptime Institute DCIM Procurement Guide 2026
800V DC arc flash risks will depend on design
Survey findings link higher redundancy to lower outage risk
AI-accelerated digital twins: lessons for operators
Noise: a real, but solvable, problem
DC power brings applications for superconductors
Thailand reboots its data center planning rules
Jev does not solve LLM efficiency challenges
Denmark puts data centers last in the connection queue
Texas audits its grid connection applications
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