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Companies are more concerned with leveraging digital technology to help increase performance and resilience to market fluctuations than ever before. Companies that digitalize their processes can more easily overcome labor shortages while simplifying the manufacturing of custom industrial automation infrastructure. Digitalizing the industrial enclosure design and modification process can help companies accelerate their speed-to-market and respond to sudden changes in production or design specs without incurring costly downtime.

Data center growth is on the rise. In the U.S. alone, data center demand is expected to increase by 10% annually through 2030, and the global data center market is projected to be just as bullish during the next decade. The increase in the number of data centers to process the amount of data generated by artificial intelligence (AI) means the IT landscape is likely to look very different in the short and mid-term future, particularly in the design and configuration of the ideal IT enclosure to handle AI workloads.

The continued growth and development of AI means an increased need for powerful data centers to process and store large amounts of data. More than 60% of data center operators are preparing to increase the number of IT racks in their data center installations to properly handle the growing workload. This article will look at how high-density data centers work and the kinds of IT racks, cooling units, and accessories operators need to achieve the greatest possible performance with this kind of data center.

One of the top concerns for manufacturers in 2025 will be finding new processes and solutions to increase their sustainability, particularly when it comes to the amount of energy used to adequately cool industrial enclosures. Achieving sustainable cooling depends largely on creating more efficient cooling systems that reduce waste and enable manufacturers to monitor and adjust cooling outputs in real time.

Data center growth is on the rise. In the U.S. alone, data center demand is expected to increase by 10% annually through 2030, and the global data center market is projected to be just as bullish during the next decade. The increase in the number of data centers to handle the amount of data generated and processed by artificial intelligence (AI) means the IT landscape is likely to look very different between today and 2030 — and much of this shift will center on the amount of energy required to power AI computing.