Executive Roundtable

Q3 Executive Roundtable Recap

DCF’s Q3 2026 Executive Roundtable examines how AI-scale density, expanding definitions of critical infrastructure and compressed deployment timelines are forcing data center ...

Sept. 29, 2026

Pierre-Adrien Bel, Product Manager, EMEA, Rehlko

Data Center Insights: Pierre-Adrien Bel, Rehlko

Sept. 29, 2026

David Shepard, Global Head of Data Center Business, Chemelex-Raychem

Data Center Insights: David Shepard, Chemelex-Raychem

Sept. 29, 2026

Chrissy Olsen, Vice President of Critical Power Solutions, MPI Energy

Data Center Insights: Chrissy Olsen, MPI Energy

Sept. 29, 2026

Backup generators at a Mesa, Arizona data center underscore the physical infrastructure behind time-to-power, where faster deployment still depends on reliable electrical systems, rigorous testing and successful commissioning before capacity can come online.

Roundtable: Speed Without Compromise

Sept. 24, 2026

A 2026 photo of an Equinix Silicon Valley data center where power, cooling, connectivity and control systems converge as increasingly interdependent critical infrastructure.

Roundtable: Redefining Critical Infrastructure

Sept. 23, 2026

Roundtable: AI Infrastructure Under Pressure

Sept. 22, 2026

Q2 Executive Roundtable Recap

June 29, 2026

Robert Danforth, Director–Engineering, Simulation, and Advanced Development, Rehlko

Data Center Insights: Robert Danforth, Rehlko

June 29, 2026

Joe Capes, VP, Trane Technologies and Head of LiquidStack

Data Center Insights: Joe Capes, Trane Technologies/LiquidStack

June 29, 2026

Steve Altizer, President and CEO, Compu Dynamics

Data Center Insights: Steve Altizer, Compu Dynamics

June 29, 2026

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Xylem's Steven Lucente explains why the intelligence of any data center cooling system begins with sound hydronic system design.