What’s true and what’s not when it comes to data centers and property values, electricity rates, water consumption, and noise levels? The answers to these questions depend on data center design and collaboration with cities and communities.
Public discourse about AI is dominated by novelties or dystopian anxieties. Away from the noise, scientists, engineers, and conservationists are using AI to save human lives and the planet. In this first post in a series on AI for good, we cover three medical breakthroughs that will save lives.
RAEDEN announced today that it is pursuing Green Building Initiative’s (GBI) Green Globes certification for Project Taurus, an adaptive reuse project in Colorado Springs, formalizing RAEDEN’s commitment to the development of efficient and resilient digital infrastructure.
Behind the dystopian data center rhetoric lies critical infrastructure that saves lives every day by routing calls, transferring data in real time, and preparing emergency medical staff.
Technically speaking, Bitcoin mining buildings and data centers fall under the umbrella of Digital Infrastructure, yet comparing one to the other equates to comparing a 1990 Ford Festiva to a 2026 Rivian.
Today Co-Founder Jason Green was promoted to President. Green, who served as RAEDEN’s COO since the company’s founding, will assume an expanded strategic mandate including company growth, industry thought leadership, and confronting the growing challenge of misinformation surrounding data center development.
