The exponential growth of data and the development of advanced data analytics technologies have led to big changes in IT infrastructure. Infrastructure has grown ever-more powerful, and data centers are packing more computing power into smaller spaces. Even before AI was as popular as it is now, several developments in the marketplace were putting greater demands on data centers—changing hardware, the rise of edge computing, higher density deployments and the demand for greater efficiency. As both workloads and hardware have changed, data center operators have in turn been innovating to support this more powerful equipment, which produces more heat per…

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