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AI Inference Computing Drives Demand for High-Density Colocation Centers

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 21
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Enterprises are increasingly choosing colocation data centers to host AI inference computing. This type of computing performs best using higher cabinet densities than are available in most legacy corporate data centers, requiring dedicated circuits and specialized infrastructure for confidential financial data. Modern colocation facilities support cabinets ranging from 35 kW with air cooling to 70-150 kW using liquid-cooling solutions.

From datacenterknowledge.com

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This shift reflects a broader industry trend, as a new framework identifies financial services as having the highest exposure to AI. The move toward high-density, low-latency colocation infrastructure signals significant capital expenditure in specialized data center capacity to support iterative AI applications.

A new framework was introduced to evaluate industry AI preparedness, identifying financial services as having the highest AI exposure.

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