ServerLIFT® News | February 2026
Learn about 2026 data center trends and China’s plans for AI data centers in space. Then, get details on the best alternative to an electric lift and a lift attachment that enables a single data center worker to safely install near-ground IT equipment weighing up to 500 pounds. 1. 7 Data Center Trends to Watch in 2026 Data centers will continue to evolve in 2026. AI tops the priority list for planners. Other items on the priority list include alternative power, advanced cooling, and stricter community and environmental regulations. Data center teams will automate more infrastructure management and train staff to operate AI-driven facilities smoothly. 2. China Announces Plans for […]
ServerLIFT® News | February 2025
Power consumption. Increased IT equipment transportation. Worker and equipment safety. All of these are front and center in data centers across the world because of generative AI. We take a look at them all in this month’s newsletter. 1. Data Center Impacts From Google’s New Willow Chip Google’s Willow chip will bring better energy efficiency, higher processing capabilities, better quantum error correction, potential support for quantum infrastructure, and new data management protocols to data centers. 2. Curtailment-Enabled Headroom Addresses Data Center Power Demand—With a Catch Clean technology innovators are developing solutions such as curtailment-enabled headroom and dynamic line rating systems to improve energy efficiency and manage data center electricity demand. […]
ServerLIFT® News | July 2023
The dog days of a record-breaking summer are upon us! We hope you’re in a cool place when this newsletter reaches you. Our topics this month include how AI could impact data center cybersecurity, an interesting military data center, our customer service model, and data center safety. Enjoy! 1. Could AI Negatively Impact Data Center Cybersecurity? The hype around AI is intense. It may prove to be valuable in some situations, but it may also enable bad actors to more easily compromise data center cybersecurity. Data centers will need to meet this challenge head-on. 2. The Entire Military Depends on a Relatively Unknown Air Force Data Center Strategy, weapons, and […]
