Industry Insights

For years, data-center decommissioning followed a relatively familiar process: identify retired equipment, remove it securely, sanitize or destroy data, recover remaining asset value, and responsibly recycle what could not be reused. AI infrastructure is changing that model. Today’s data centers..

This week, the CEOs of Anthropic, OpenAI, Google DeepMind, and xAI did something unprecedented — they publicly agreed that AI development must slow down. It’s a remarkable moment of accountability. And it opens a conversation the industry has been avoiding:..

Digital twin technology is transforming how medicine is practiced in 2026 — letting surgeons rehearse operations on virtual patients before touching a scalpel. It’s one of the most exciting healthcare innovations of our generation. And it’s quietly creating the most..

In 2026, the average healthcare data breach costs $7.42 million and takes 279 days to detect. Billions are being spent on firewalls, encryption, and AI-powered threat detection. Almost nobody is asking what happens to the patient data sitting on retired..

A single device retirement event now triggers three simultaneous compliance obligations under federal law — and the standard that governed data destruction for eleven years was officially withdrawn last September. If your IT disposal program hasn’t been updated since 2024,..

The most important energy technology of 2026 is not a new power plant. It is the idea that the equipment already surrounding us—buildings, vehicles, batteries, and connected devices—can become part of the power system. A facilities manager opens a storage..