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The building industry is undergoing a transformative shift driven by digitalization, sustainability imperatives, and integrated smart systems. Emerging trends such as advanced automation, data-driven operations, and energy optimization are redefining how buildings are designed, managed, and maintained. These developments intersect significantly wit...

Data center capex growth has accelerated dramatically in the past 2 years, reaching US$500 billion in 2025. Strong growth is set to continue, with investment set to reach US$1.5 trillion. North America has historically dominated investment and will continue to be a key regional market, but there is also accelerating demand from China, India, and Ea...

This edition of the Energy & Power Systems (EPS) TOE features information about the innovations in ultracapacitors, supercapacitors, immersion cooling technology for batteries, aem electrolysis, flywheels, small modular reactors, and quantum batteries, among others.The Energy and Power Systems TOE provide insights on the latest advances in the broa...

AI infrastructure is rapidly evolving from stand-alone compute environments to vertically integrated AI platforms that combine compute, networking, storage, cloud software, orchestration, security, and intelligent data management. Platform-centric architectures are becoming essential to support scalable AI training, inference, and agentic AI worklo...

Frost & Sullivan’s Top 10 Growth Opportunities in Data Center Services are derived from insights provided by Frost & Sullivan’s regional research teams worldwide. These insights draw on deep expertise in digital infrastructure, supported by primary interviews, secondary research, and long-term tracking of investment patterns across hyperscale, ente...

Drawing on recent internal strategic imperative analyses of the data centre sector, the industry is entering a period of unprecedented growth, driven by the convergence of AI, energy constraints, and digital infrastructure expansion. Key growth opportunities are emerging as operators transition from traditional facility-focused models toward AI-rea...

The rapid expansion of AI, cloud computing, and high-performance computing is changing the way data centers are designed and operated. Higher computing power and increasing rack densities are creating greater requirements for heat management, power efficiency, reliability, and infrastructure performance. These changes also increase the importance o...

Disruptive AI models are increasingly challenging traditional assumptions about “classic” cloud data centers. As training clusters scale up to thousands of accelerators and consume tens of megawatts of power, the conventional CPU-centric, air-cooled, monolithic server model is no longer sustainable. This research study explores the megatrend of AI ...

Colocation refers to the provision of data center space, racks, power, and network resources for customers in the data center industry. Colocation commonly has two types: wholesale/hyperscale colocation services, which includes extensive data center spaces for customers with high power requirements; and retail colocation services, including small s...