The new white paper offers guidelines that close the gap between design, commissioning, and long-term performance in next-generation data centers.

July marks the beginning of the third quarter and the midpoint of 2026, with global markets continuing to navigate geopolitical uncertainty stemming from the unresolved conflict between Iran, the United States and their regional allies.

The Primer provides both technical background and practical guidance to support early, informed involvement by local water providers.

The state-of-the-art facility will provide hands-on learning with live commercial equipment, helping develop the next generation of technical, engineering, sales and service talent.

ICC is bringing together regulators, designers, builders and operators through its G12 – Data Center Guideline to align best practices and address key building safety issues.

With $64 billion in projects already stalled by public concern and local resource strain, water stewardship has moved from a sustainability checkbox to a critical business requirement. Explore the emerging technologies and new G12 guidelines shaping the future of AI infrastructure.

While data centers are often marketed as benign "technology campuses," they are industrial-scale operations that place significant stress on power, water, and local infrastructure.

As AI and high-performance chips push traditional cooling to its limits, discover how hydronic systems and smart monitoring are revolutionizing data center thermal management to ensure future resilience and efficiency.

Advanced heat transfer fluids help improve system efficiency, protect equipment and support sustainable building design.

The 2026 MEP Innovation Conference, hosted by MCAA, NECA and SMACNA, will take place Jan. 26-28 at the Austin Marriott Downtown in Austin, Texas.