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Long before planning and construction has even started on a hyperscale date center, the owners should be thinking about how they are going to keep it efficiently operating. Because most new data centers are built to take on more than one client, owners have to determine whether to staff the center with direct employees, or hire a third-party company to run the data center. Sometimes there is a combination of the two, or even more than one third-party company tasked with diffe

This week, we talk about the need for a strong safety culture in operations and the construction of data centers. You’ve probably heard about data centers and how they are the “next big thing.” The truth is that they already are a big thing. There are currently about 5,400 data centers in the U.S., with that number expected to double by 2030. With that much activity surrounding data centers, it is important for managers and owners to develop a strong safety program that sta

Critical Energy Infrastructure Services (CEIS) is proud to announce the appointment of Melissa Sisneros as Senior Vice President of CEIS | Government , a strategic leadership role that will drive the company’s continued growth and innovation across its government-focused initiatives. Melissa brings a wealth of experience in national security, nuclear modernization, and advanced systems engineering. Her career includes pivotal roles at Sandia National Laboratories, where she

Ever since the invention of nuclear power in the mid-20th century, safety has always been a cornerstone of the nuclear field. What started with the first electricity generated from a nuclear reactor on December 20, 1951, at the Experimental Breeder Reactor I (EBR-I) in Idaho, has evolved into some of the most cutting-edge technology in the energy sector today. However, this was not always the case. Most Americans still associate nuclear power with the partial meltdown of the