Data center needs will continue to grow as cloud service providers and social media and content streaming companies expand and 5G, AI, and edge computing gain traction, spurring development of additional capacity nationwide.

With the continued increase in data creation, and the need to process and store that data safely and securely, comes the need to keep critical IT equipment cool to ensure efficient and always-on services.

Data center needs will continue to grow as cloud service providers and social media and content streaming companies expand and 5G, AI, and edge computing gain traction, spurring development of additional capacity nationwide.

This report predicts some of the potential outcomes ahead, including achieving zero-carbon emissions, reducing dependency on cloud, benefiting from processor innovation and ensuring supply chain resiliency.

Even as COVID abates, hospitals are looking to grow and expand virtual health care services, as well as create a safe and seamless experience for patients who must physically visit the hospital for clinical visits and testing services.

Data centers are uniquely positioned to participate in demand response and consequently benefit from additional revenue streams and reduce average and marginal carbon emissions.

The level and size of EMP protection can range from protecting a single device to an entire building. The focus of this paper is the impact on mission critical facilities either as part of a building, or the entire building.

This paper provides an overview of the main factors associated with fuel selection for standby generators.

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