How should data centres approach on-site power in the AI era?

With grid capacity under pressure, RSE's Peter Glenn explores how on-site generation can deliver resilient power without limiting future options.

Sponsored Jordan O'Brien - September 30, 2026

In the Spotlight… Solving the data centre power challenge with RSE’s Peter Glenn

RSE’s Peter Glenn explores on-site generation options and the factors data centre developers must consider as grid constraints continue.

Spotlight Interview DCR - September 29, 2026

Engineering uptime in high density data centre cooling

With AI increasing data centre cooling demands, Innomotics explores how integrated motor and drive design can help.

Speed to power: Turning constraints into connection

In many regions, the limiting factor for new data centre capacity isn’t land, capital or demand. It’s time. How quickly can you bring power online?

Sponsored Laura Maciosek - September 4, 2026

A cleaner start: Why pipework preparation is critical to liquid cooling performance

Before liquid cooling systems go live, pipework must be properly prepared to prevent debris, contamination and avoidable commissioning issues.

Establishing reliable standards for direct-to-chip cooling

Cooling is a mission-critical system that directly impacts performance, uptime, and operational efficiency. Direct-to-chip liquid cooling is the solution.

How to build reliable liquid cooling systems

Ecolab's Bob Walicki explains how effective commissioning can create the foundation for reliable, long-term liquid cooling operations.

Faster asset audits and interventions

As data centres become denser, smarter labels, QR codes and RFID can speed audits, reduce errors and keep physical assets aligned with DCIM databases.

Why on-site power assembly no longer makes sense

AVK’s Haydock facility takes data centre power assembly and testing off site, helping operators deliver AI-ready capacity faster with less disruption.