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22 Apr 2025
Digital twins: reshaping AI infrastructure planning

Digital twins are increasingly valued in complex data center applications, such as designing and managing facilities for AI infrastructure. Digitally testing and simulating scenarios can reduce risk and cost, but many challenges remain.

 
DORA update: what the EU act means for data centers

Under the EU’s Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA), data centers designated as “critical” for their role in financial services will face direct regulatory oversight and new resiliency requirements.

 
Data center AI strategies are mixed in early 2025

Organizations currently performing AI training and inference leverage resources from a mix of facilities. However, most prioritize on-premises data centers, driven by data sovereignty needs and access to hardware.

Data Reports 6 min read
 
15 Apr 2025
Tariff tensions undermine trust in cloud hyperscalers

Cloud providers live and die based on trust — customers rely on them to run workloads effectively, offer scalable capacity, sustain prices and keep data confidential. But recent geopolitical instability threatens to undermine that trust.

 
The booming data center sector grapples with tariff chaos

The global tariff crisis initiated by the US administration is expected to have strong, long-lasting effects on the data center sector, driving up prices and slowing growth.

 
AI and cooling: limits on efficiency gains and heat reuse

While AI infrastructure build-out may focus on performance today, over time data center operators will need to address efficiency and sustainability concerns.

 
REPLAY | Calculating data center work capacity: The EED and beyond

The data center industry has struggled to design and implement a meaningful measurement of deployed and utilized server work capacity and storage product terabyte capacity. Recent publications by The Green Grid and Uptime Institute offer the tools…

 
9 Apr 2025
'Reasoning' will increase the infrastructure footprint of AI

AI vendors claim that “reasoning” can improve the accuracy and quality of the responses generated by LLMs, but this comes at a high cost. What does this mean for digital infrastructure?

 
7 Apr 2025
For a grid connection, form a disorderly line

Data center builders who need power must navigate changing rules, unpredictable demands — and be prepared to trade.

 
EU climate reporting: simplification is not simple

The European Commission aims to ease climate risk reporting by removing mid-cap operators from CSRD's scope and delaying reports to 2028. But under current rules, 2025 reports are required and foreign-owned mid-cap operators stay covered.

Briefing Reports 10 min read
 
Quantum’s quandary: racing toward reality or stuck in hyperbole?

Quantum computing progress is slow; press releases often fail to convey the work required to make practical quantum computers a reality. Data center operators do not need to worry about quantum computing right now.

 
Cloud availability comes at a price

Customers are responsible for architecting resiliency into their cloud apps. However, the cloud's consumption model means resiliency comes at a price. Enterprises must evaluate availability against cost before building on the cloud.

 
2025 Data Center Resiliency Survey [Results and Crosstab files]

Results from Uptime Institute's 2025 Data Center Resiliency Survey (n=970) focus on data center resiliency issues and the impact of outages on the data center sector globally.The attached data files below provide full results of the survey,…

Sustainability requirements rise as climate risks intensify

Results from the Uptime Institute Sustainability and Climate Change Survey 2024 reveal how operators navigate climate change risks while expanding efforts to improve their environmental footprint.

27 Mar 2025
Uptime Institute EED survey responses: data center labeling and rating process, data reporting improvements

Uptime Institute provided three documents to the EU Commission and their consultants, Ernest and Young and Borderstep, in response to two surveys. The surveys are intended to gather data to facilitate the development of a data center labeling/rating…

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