Beyond the grid: Why data centers must take power into their own hands
Data center growth has always been fast. Today, it’s faster than the grid powering them can cope with. As AI, high-performance computing (HPC), and hyperscale cloud workloads devour electricity at record rates, operators are running up against a hard limit: they can build the facility, but they can’t switch it on. Multi-year grid delays are no longer the exception; they’re the rule. The solution emerging isn’t about waiting for infrastructure to catch up. It’s about building power and compute together, from day one, in locations chosen for business advantage rather than grid availability.
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