Data Center Knowledge, Friday, October 2nd, 2026
From Opposition to Buy-In: Tactics for Data Center Developers
Facing growing community pushback, data center developers are leaning on transparency, grid funding and local benefits.
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Vol 342 · Issue 5
Operations — Archive · Vol 342 Issue 5
8 articles that week
Data Center Knowledge, Friday, October 2nd, 2026
Five Ways to Assess Your AI Infrastructure Readiness
A five-part framework for checking AI readiness across performance, power and cooling, security, cost strategy and scalability.
more → InfoQ, Thursday, October 1st, 2026
High Availability Is Not Resilience: Why Cloud Systems Fail When It Matters Most
Multi-region architectures can still fail through shared control-plane dependencies, so resilience must be tested, not assumed.
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Data Center Knowledge, Thursday, October 1st, 2026
The Hidden Failure Domain in N+1 Data Center Cooling
Redundant cooling equipment can still fail together when pumps and CRAHs share a single controller, network path or sensor.
more → Cybersecurity Dive, Thursday, October 1st, 2026
SOC Staffers Generally Pleased With AI's Impact, but Worries Remain
A survey of 500 SOC workers finds AI boosts job satisfaction and skills, though many fear fewer entry-level roles and over-reliance.
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CDOTrends, Thursday, October 1st, 2026
When Production AI Fails Silently: An Engineering Playbook for Building Reliable AI Systems
A playbook explains how production AI degrades without visible errors and what evaluation, observability and governance practices catch it.
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Data Center Knowledge, Wednesday, September 30th, 2026
Data Center On-Site Power Brings Pollution Risks Closer to Home
A $1.07M New Jersey penalty over unpermitted gas generators shows the environmental compliance risks of on-site data center power.
more → Data Center Knowledge, Monday, September 28th, 2026
Can Supercapacitors Smooth AI's Power Swings?
Supercapacitors can absorb millisecond AI load spikes, but experts see them complementing rather than replacing UPS systems and batteries.
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