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In our rare moments of whimsy and wonder, those of us involved in the business of data centre infrastructure design and security have to consider every possibility of what lies ahead for artificial intelligence facilities.

A growing number of headlines coming out of government recently are showing a seismic shift in the discussion about data centres, moving from “Do we need them?” to “How do we make sure this works in the national interest?”

The security needs of huge data centres are in the headlines again, with the focus moving to the responsibility of designers, builders, owners, and operators to protect new technologies designed to reduce impacts on community energy and water resources.

Tailored security and entrance solutions are now being engaged to accommodate flexible workforces, hybrid models, and fluctuating occupancy numbers.

When it comes to securing data centres, there is no room for compromise by designers, builders, managers and owners.

The latest trends towards increasing use of revolving doors by architects, developers and building managers show global growth driven by factors including increased demand for energy-efficient building solutions and advanced security features.