Companies invest significant time and money into branding that sets them apart from competitors. Many are now looking to extend that branding from the outside to their data centers too. However, for most organizations, it’s more than just making sure that the data center has the same color palette as their website. Data center customization […]

For years, efficiency was measured one way. It worked until AI changed the equation. Traditional efficiency metrics don’t tell the full story. Liquid cooling is becoming the default for AI infrastructure, but the way we measure efficiency requires tracking data center efficiency metrics beyond Power Usage Effectiveness (PUE), which only captures energy overhead. AI demands a different question: How

Powering the AI factory: Building infrastructure for what comes next Schneider Electric at Dell Technologies World 2026 AI has never been a single moment in time—it has always been building toward what comes next. Today, it is becoming foundational to how industries operate, scale, and innovate. At Dell Technologies World 2026, one thing is clear: success

Built for momentum: More ways IT partners can grow with Schneider Electric in 2026 Customers of IT partners today aren’t just looking for products. They are seeking guidance on increasingly complex infrastructure decisions, from AI readiness to power and cooling modernization. That shift is putting new pressure on IT solution providers to move faster, act

NVIDIA and Schneider Electric get in sync at NVIDIA GTC 2026 to deliver Vera Rubin AI Factories The recent NVIDIA GTC 2026 conference in San Jose California was abuzz with more than 30,000 attendees and Schneider Electric as a Diamond sponsor. The event featured many revelations including the shift from experimental, proof of concept working

How to build a data centre that uses 40% less energy When we talk about the data centre boom, an important piece of nuance is lost. There is simply no historical precedent for the kind of growth the industry is seeing. Goldman Sachs projects a 165% rise in global data centre power consumption by 2030, driven almost entirely by AI workloads.    Consequently, the

Solving the densification challenge: Power distribution and monitoring for high-performance computing AI is rapidly transforming data center design, driving a new level of densification across the industry. As GPU-intensive workloads scale, operators are packing significantly more compute power into the same physical footprint, which results in higher kW per rack, greater heat output, and increased

Why software is the new differentiator for data center cooling OEMs For HVAC and PUMP original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) building cooling systems for data centers, there’s a key element that many component suppliers don’t want to talk about: software can be a real differentiator. A quality, comprehensive software architecture ensures your cooling system integrates with the rest

Unlock smarter data center operations with DCIM Software Experts Modern data centers are no longer confined to a single location. They span on‑premises facilities, cloud environments, and distributed edge sites, creating unprecedented complexity in monitoring, planning, and operations. As infrastructure grows more dynamic, organizations increasingly need real‑time visibility, actionable intelligence, and expert guidance to stay

In today’s always-on digital economy, critical IT infrastructure underpins everything from cloud platforms and enterprise applications to rapidly expanding AI workloads. Data centers must deliver higher availability, efficiency, and scalability than ever before—while managing rising power density and complexity. As infrastructure environments evolve, technology alone is no longer sufficient. Organizations increasingly rely on trusted specialists