Data center

A data center is a facility that houses computing infrastructure—servers, storage systems, networking equipment, and supporting power/cooling systems—to run applications and store/process data.

Data centers are used for things like cloud computing, AI training and inference, websites, banking systems, streaming, and enterprise applications. Large operators include Amazon Web Services⁠, Microsoft Azure⁠, and Google Cloud⁠.

If you tell me what you want to know—how data centers work, costs, power consumption, AI data centers, jobs, investing, or how to build one—I can focus on that.