In 2026, enterprises will be more realistic about their use of generative AI, prioritizing simple use cases that deliver clear, timely value over those more innovative projects where returns — and successful outcomes — are less assured.
The shortage of DRAM and NAND chips caused by demands of AI data centers is likely to last into 2027, making every server more expensive.
Data from Uptime Intelligence's giant data center analysis indicates that proposed power capacity and investment tied to giant data centers and campuses are at unprecedented levels.
Microsoft’s Community-First Plan needs more work
AI automation moves from pilots to early production
New power architectures to reshape data center design
Emerging life safety challenges in modern data centers
AI use policies and guardrails accelerate operations adoption, reduce risk
Adopting AI for MEP system optimization: benefits and risks
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Next-gen GPUs may not need chillers — but data centers do
Liquid cooling will not outgrow its high-density niche
Coolant distribution units can complicate commissioning
Five data center predictions for 2026
EU power providers urged to protect grids from data centers
Uptime Intelligence predictions for 2025 re-examined
Are data centers reserving too much grid power?
Final date for EED rating label confirmed
As emissions soar, operators look to carbon capture
Japan joins the push for data center regulation
What cloud sovereignty really means
Supply chain exploits: the blind spots operators need to address
What the Azure outage revealed about internet fragility
Nvidia’s vision: digital twins and automated facilities
Uptime Intelligence Research Agenda
Survey highlights industry staffing crisis
