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The data center boom: Evolution of cooling technologies

The data center boom: Evolution of cooling technologies

Executive Summary Artificial intelligence and machine learning workloads are proliferating at unprecedented rates, reshaping data centers in ways the industry has never seen before. The computational demands of AI generate heat loads that ...
Software-defined vehicles: Reshaping the in-vehicle experience

Software-defined vehicles: Reshaping the in-vehicle experience

Over the past five years, investments in in-vehicle software by major automotive OEMs have surged, underscoring the industry's rapid shift toward software-defined vehicles (SDVs), autonomous driving technologies, and connected ecosystems. ...
Emergence of AI agents: Identifying first-mover markets

Emergence of AI agents: Identifying first-mover markets

AI agents are rapidly emerging as one of the most disruptive forces in enterprise technology, gaining momentum and public support from some of the world’s most influential tech leaders. Notably, Marc Benioff (Salesforce) and Jensen Huang ...
The rise of vertical SaaS: Purpose-built for industry needs

The rise of vertical SaaS: Purpose-built for industry needs

As enterprise software has matured, platforms have evolved from broad, general-purpose systems to solutions tailored to specific industries. While legacy ERP and horizontal SaaS solutions enabled greater scalability and accessibility, they ...
DeepSeek & the future of AI: A game-changer in computing

DeepSeek & the future of AI: A game-changer in computing

At Red Chalk Group, we are noticing increased interest among clients in how DeepSeek might impact the AI landscape, such as its impact on facility buildout, rack density, power needs, and the industries that will experience the greatest impact.
Sustainable Power – The emergence of SMRs and the future of nuclear power

Sustainable Power – The emergence of SMRs and the future of nuclear power

The rapid growth of artificial intelligence (AI) is driving unprecedented electricity demand, creating a pressing need for large-scale, sustainable energy solutions. As coal plants continue to be phased out in the global transition toward cleaner energy.
The New Gold Rush: The data center investment boom

The New Gold Rush: The data center investment boom

Hyperscalers are driving a significant increase in data center infrastructure investment, with capital expenditures from leading providers (e.g., Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Meta) growing nine-fold from $26B in 2015 to an estimated $232B in 2024.
Green is here to stay: Hotel sustainability in the spotlight

Green is here to stay: Hotel sustainability in the spotlight

Hotel operators are shifting their focus to sustainability initiatives. While price remains the primary decision factor for hotel guests, sustainability accreditation, the use of sustainable resources, and waste management policies have become increasingly important, even more so than guest reviews and loyalty programs.
Quantum Computing as the Next Frontier

Quantum Computing as the Next Frontier

As Semiconductor-based processing reaches physical limits of transistor density on Silicon wafers, calling into question Moore’s Law, the next frontier for processing power / performance growth is required to address significant demand for compute – Quantum represents a path forward.
Data Center Impact on the U.S. Power Grid

Data Center Impact on the U.S. Power Grid

Energy consumption from data centers in the U.S. is projected to grow nearly 4x by 2030, potentially accounting for 9% of all U.S. power consumed, driven by increasing use of AI applications (e.g., generative AI, autonomous AI), led by computing innovations from Nvidia and Intel.
EV Investment by Major Auto OEMs

EV Investment by Major Auto OEMs

EV Investment by Auto OEMs: OEMs have invested or signaled future investment in electric vehicle (EV) manufacturing capabilities and capacity. These investments are critical to support strategic goals outlined by OEMs, who are targeting 50-100% of annualized sales being EV by 2030.
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