Bringing Near-Term Power Solutions: AMPERA Highlights Range of Offerings at Data Center World Power 2026

More than 1,300 attendees gathered in Dallas for three days of discussion at Data Center World Power 2026. Across more than 50 conference sessions, energy providers, data center operators, utilities, infrastructure leaders, technology providers and policy experts converged to address the industry’s defining challenge together: how to deliver the power required for the next era of digital infrastructure.

From energy storage and generation to grid infrastructure and cooling innovations, discussions focused on bridging the gap between long-range ambition to the practical realities of building and operating facilities today.

AMPERA Chief Commercial Officer Peter Holden brought that perspective to a room filled with hundreds during his “PowerNOW. NuclearNEXT.” Solutions Spotlight.

Peter shared AMPERA’s approach to addressing near-term power needs while preparing infrastructure for the next generation of energy technology. AMPERA’s Integrated Energy Architecture™ is being developed to support reliable, scalable power solutions for data center applications while creating a practical pathway toward future advanced nuclear integration.

Data centers cannot put growth on hold while waiting for tomorrow’s technologies, but infrastructure decisions made today will shape their energy options for decades.

AMPERA’s strategy connects those horizons:

- PowerNOW: Help address immediate and near-term energy needs through scalable, conventionally fueled power systems that leverage highly efficient supercritical CO2 technology.

- NuclearNEXT: Advance next-generation nuclear technology and create a pathway for its future integration.

- One architecture: Design today’s infrastructure so that present investments can help accelerate the transition to future energy systems.

Rather than treating near-term generation and advanced nuclear as separate conversations, AMPERA is developing a seamless pathway as parts of an integrated energy strategy.

Data Center World Power reinforced the need for a more flexible approach to energy infrastructure. The industry is not simply searching for additional megawatts. Operators need power strategies that account for reliability, deployment timelines, site conditions, scalability and long-term resilience.