Goldman Sachs has released a startling figure claiming that $1,000,000,000,000 will be spent on AI infrastructure in data centers over the next few years. Yes, that is one trillion dollars—a number usually reserved for discussing the GDP of entire nations, rather than investments in growing tech sectors. Perhaps if Goldman Sachs had more confidence that
Data center power requirements are growing. With AI, 5G, edge computing, and more cutting-edge technologies churning through power at incredible rates, data centers are already having trouble keeping up in many cases. To make matters more complicated, environmental regulations keep getting stricter as the push for green energy intensifies. Traditional energy sources may keep the
Artificial intelligence (AI) is hot. New SaaS AI programs appear every day, companies are embracing new AI solutions, and individual consumers use AI for everything from homework help to creating diet plans. However, as useful as AI seems to be, it brings with it a number of security issues—for individuals, corporations, and data centers alike.
With the proliferation of AI in everyday society, data centers are having to redesign—and often rebuild—an infrastructure that can effectively and efficiently meet the increased demands. Many of the adaptations data centers are making involve improving cooling systems. Data center managers are upgrading to liquid cooling, clearing floor and headspace for liquid cooling tubes, or
AI’s impact on data center networks is considerable and multifaceted. There is every reason to expect AI to continue exploding into the mainstream in almost every application imaginable. An example is a current proposal for AI-powered refrigerators that recommend what the users should eat. This perfusion of AI into everyday consumer life means that data
Data centers can be dangerous, even for experienced workers. There are plenty of opportunities for something to go wrong, with electrical work, fire and tripping hazards, and employees often having to manually lift and move very heavy equipment. Understanding the potential dangers in data center environments ensures the proper precautions can be taken. The Top
The rapid rise of AI and its impact on our lives is a hot topic in the media. Many in the technology industry are wondering how AI will affect data centers. Because the demand for AI computing could impact everything from real estate to power needs to the supply chain, will the existing data center
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