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Data Center Power & Cooling

Data Center Power & Cooling

Industry Dose 4 Episodes Sep 15, 2026

Data Center Power & Cooling is a daily news podcast covering data-center power and cooling. It reports on technology, regulation, company developments, international projects, supply chains, and new research, with story count and length following the news. Monday episodes cover the previous 48 hours, while Tuesday through Saturday episodes cover the previous 24 hours. It is part of the Data Center Dose series from Industry Dose and uses the synthetic voice of Miles. Automated quality checks and an editorial feedback window are used, and sources and limitations are listed in the show notes; episodes are typically published by 7:00 a.m. Central, subject to editorial holds.

Episodes

North Carolina wants data centers billed under their own rules | Power and Cooling — 2026-09-15
North Carolina wants data centers billed under their own rules | Power and Cooling — 2026-09-15 Sep 15, 2026 08:49 North Carolina's Attorney General has asked the Utilities Commission to create a separate rate class for data centers and other very large electricity users in Duke Energy's pending rate cases, alongside a proposed order in the Carbon Plan case. Also today: a Georgia county drafts noise limits and a generator run-hour cap, new preprints on rack-level power buffering, warmer-room cooling control, g
Using the coolant loop as a heat buffer cut chip energy on one test rig | Power and Cooling — 2026-09-14
Using the coolant loop as a heat buffer cut chip energy on one test rig | Power and Cooling — 2026-09-14 Sep 14, 2026 08:14 Two preprints published today: a scheduler that treats a sealed water-cooling loop as a short-term place to put heat, reporting up to eighteen percent lower graphics-chip energy per job on a single modified workstation; and a job-placement tool that improved carbon efficiency across five European sites while water-scarcity impact moved the wrong way. Both are author-reported, not peer reviewed, an
San Francisco moves to pause new data center approvals — 2026-09-12
San Francisco moves to pause new data center approvals — 2026-09-12 Sep 12, 2026 08:16 San Francisco supervisors plan to introduce an urgency ordinance Monday that would hold city approvals for new data centers for 45 days while permanent rules are written, part of a wider wave of local pauses in Kentucky, Missouri and Oregon. Also today: ERCOT will survey more than 400 Texas data centers under a governor-ordered audit, pending legislation in Washington and Sacramento on who pays fo
PJM proposes new rules as states weigh data center growth — 2026-09-11
PJM proposes new rules as states weigh data center growth — 2026-09-11 Sep 11, 2026 03:51 PJM outlines proposed connection rules, Pennsylvania reviews emergency power cuts and large-user costs, and officials in Florida, Texas and Colorado address data center development. Five dated primary records, with proposals and permit limits kept clear. Watch the video edition: https://youtu.be/qaM0vWg39zI Data Center Power & Cooling is an Industry Dose production presented by the synthetic voi
Introducing Data Center Power & Cooling
Introducing Data Center Power & Cooling Sep 11, 2026 56 A morning briefing on power availability, electrical infrastructure, cooling, commissioning and procurement. A Data Center Dose series from Industry Dose. Data Center Power & Cooling is an Industry Dose production presented by synthetic voices (Morgan and Miles) with AI-assisted research. Episodes undergo automated quality checks and an editorial feedback window. Sources and limitations are in the

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