Racks drawing 132 kW today and pushing towards 1 MW tomorrow are redefining how data centres think about resilience. Cooling can no longer rely on thermal ride-through, which means UPS systems must now safeguard pumps, CDUs and controls as well as IT loads. The result: cooling and power are converging into one integrated design challenge.

Not long ago, most data centre racks would be around 20 kW. But that's no longer the case, with many now reaching highs well above 100 kW, and there are even racks on the horizon that could eclipse 600 kW. That makes us ask the question — is air cooling up to the task?

Powering the Data Centres of the Future traces how AI and aging grids are colliding – and what operators can do to stay ahead.

This report discusses the challenges that AI presents the data centre industry, including the best practices for power infrastructure and cooling.

This report examines the growing importance of energy storage in enabling the growth of AI-ready data centres.

This report examines the growing importance of designing reliable facilities capable of supporting complex workloads.