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At Fiber Connect 2026, Clearfield's Anis Khemakhem explains why the AI infrastructure boom isn't just reshaping data centers—it's redefining the role of fiber networks, edge computing, and physical connectivity.

(L to R) Data Center Frontier Editor-in-Chief Matt Vincent and Clearfield Chief Commercial Officer Anis Khemakhem at Fiber Connect 2026 (May 17-20) in Orlando.

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As AI infrastructure expands, water availability, reuse, and discharge management are becoming critical business concerns. Gradiant's Anurag Bajpayee explains why operators are increasingly treating water as a strategic business continuity issue.

Gradiant's mobile turnkey water treatment system at a major integrated petrochemical and refining complex in Malaysia. Delivered in ...

Santa Clara has methodically aligned municipal power, land use, and fiscal policy so that digital infrastructure is framed as a public asset, not a tolerated externality.

Rendering of Prime Data Centers' 1231 Comstock project in Santa Clara, California. The four-story facility is planned to deliver up to 9 MW of critical IT capacity within one of Silicon Valley's most densely ...

Examining the shift from experimental subsea data centers, like Microsoft Natick, to active commercial projects in China, alongside emerging US startups leveraging wave energy for autonomous ocean-powered AI compute nodes, reveals a new frontier in data infrastructure.

Panthalassa wave generator being serviced