Delays in grid interconnection continue to slow data center development. "Bring your own power" and demand flexibility are presented as ways to accelerate access to power and meet two to three year deployment targets. We'll briefly discuss the…
Your data center investment may achieve high availability, but a single cyber incident can render that investment meaningless. This webinar explores why all data center facilities need a structured cybersecurity management program alongside their…
The data center industry is facing a critical staffing crisis, yet traditional recruitment and retention efforts are falling short. Join us this International Data Center Day (25 March) for a deep dive into the evolving workforce landscape.We'll…
Innovative Strategies for Aligning Data Center Operations with Modern Business DemandsWe invite data center leaders, facility managers, and IT professionals to participate in a webinar designed to enhance operational performance and support business…
Preventing outages continues to be a central focus for data center owners and operators. While infrastructure design and resiliency frameworks have improved in many cases, the complexity of modern architectures continues to present new risks that…
The First Steps to a Meaningful RatingNot all cybersecurity ratings are created equal. This introductory webinar demystifies the LEET Security rating system, explaining how it evaluates services across three core dimensions — Confidentiality,…
In this webinar, we outlined how to build a robust operations and management strategy for AI data centers in a time where extreme power densities, liquid cooling complexity, and rapid hardware refresh cycles demanded a fundamentally different…
Data center cooling system designs influence both energy efficiency and water consumption. This session presents new analyses of monthly PUE and WUE performance using operational data from multiple facilities. The findings indicate that both…
A new framework from the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) creates a classification system for data center demand response capabilities to help promote grid flexibility and, in turn, support the continued growth of digital infrastructure.
Internal efforts to maximize token use, combined with changes in LLM pricing structures, have rapidly increased enterprise AI spending. Yet there is often limited visibility into whether such expenditures are creating value.
Can batteries transform how data centers power AI and connect to the grid? To do so, BESS technologies will need further economic and technical improvements to unlock faster interconnections, cleaner energy and smarter power control.
Vendors and consultants expect broad and rapid adoption of AI in data center management, but they may be overestimating operators' appetite for change.
Traditional air gap security presents a barrier to applications requiring live IT-OT telemetry data. Rising interest in real-time monitoring and AI-driven operations requires a rethink of outdated, inflexible cybersecurity approaches.
Operators in most geographies should reconsider hastily-set commitments to reach 24x7 carbon-free energy consumption. Instead, they should adopt more realistic goals.
More data center operators are performing AI training in 2026, and this type of workload continues to be distributed across a wide range of data center venues. No single hosting model has emerged as the default.
Andy Lawrence
Jay Dietrich
Antonio Ramos
Lanre Rotimi
Matt Hawkins
Rose Weinschenk
Madeleine Kudritzki
Jay Paidipati
Douglas Donnellan
Amber Villegas-Williamson
Daniel Bizo
Chris Brown
Dr. Rand Talib
Dr. Tomas Rahkonen
Dr. Owen Rogers
Max Smolaks
John O'Brien
Peter Judge