Data center operators keep their lights on, but could telco companies have done better during in Spain's worst ever power cut?

As AI drives increasing energy consumption in the US, natural gas looks set to fill the gap

CEO Huang and other Nvidia heads tell DCD about what to expect over the next few years

Hyperscale partnerships could be the catalyst for small modular reactor development

Even as Bitcoin reaches record highs, miners are chasing a different digital gold

Ex-DOE IT chief on the technology needed to green the power of the world

Such agreements are key to many data center net zero plans. But will they stand the test of time?

The most notable deals and trends across data center power procurement

Question marks remain over SMR technology, despite its massive potential

How renewable developers are rushing to meet data center energy needs

When renewable goals come up against data center growth

Brian Janous on how data centers can survive the grid crunch

America's energy companies are taking different approaches to the growing power demands of data centers

Nuclear power, robot dreams, and the sinking of Project Natick

Dive even deeper into UPS

We speak to a CEO running a 1MW facility on fuel cells, with DC power distribution

How data centers keep running when there is a failure in the power train

Would you print a data center?

A deep-dive into the different types of UPS systems

Silicon runs on direct current, so why not use DC to power racks?

Why it might make sense to store energy in the racks, instead of in the UPS

It’s cold, it’s renewable, and it’s cheap. But is it ready?

Why worry about efficiency in electrical distribution, when superconductors have no resistance at all?

Dismissed in the 2010s, the idea of running direct current through your building could be set to make a comeback

How the AI boom is changing densities

European countries led by Denmark have plans to connect giant offshore wind farms to new artificial “energy islands” housing hydrogen projects and data centers

As we weather a storm of multiple energy crises, how can a major capital city like London provide power for the future?

There won’t be room for AI in the existing data center metro hubs. So AQ Compute is standing by to plumb it into a hydro-powered facility in Norway