AI workloads are reshaping infrastructure - here’s what data centers need to know

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is being adopted across industries at remarkable speed. From finance to healthcare, AI is driving new services and unlocking new business models – fundamentally changing the way we all live, learn and work. But with progress comes challenges, and in the case of AI, fast adoption means that the infrastructure supporting it is under increasing pressure.

Data centers, once optimized for traditional enterprise workloads, are being pushed to accommodate entirely new operating patterns. The rise in high-performance computing means more power, more heat, and more volatility. Established systems are struggling to keep up.

AI workloads don’t just demand scale. They require IT infrastructure that can react to dynamic, unpredictable demand. And as organizations expand their use of AI, the supporting environment must evolve too.