The need for capacity for data centers is continuing to rise across the US. Artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and digital services demand more immersive power delivery, more robust infrastructure, and secure operations. Therefore, leaders in the industry are focusing on the technologies to enhance reliability, efficiency, and resiliency. The 8th Time-to-Power & Capacity for Data Centers Summit will connect the companies enabling these objectives with the concrete solutions necessary to get the job done. In addition, its event partners bring knowledge and expertise in   cybersecurity, transformer technology, power conversion, and electrical infrastructure. Together, they define the future of capacity for data centers in Dallas, Texas, and North America.

The Pillars of the 8th Time-to-Power & Capacity for Data Centers

The event partners bring proven technologies for enhancing security, power systems, and electrical infrastructure. As a result, they enable faster project execution and dependable availability for data centers throughout the U.S.

Claroty – Bronze Sponsor

Claroty secures cyber-physical systems, operational technology, industrial control systems, the Internet of Things, and the Internet of Medical Things. Its platform provides asset discovery, exposure management, network protection, secure remote access, and constant threat monitoring. As a result, organizations have improved visibility into critical assets without disrupting day-to-day business.

Claroty also integrates AI-driven capabilities with intelligence from its Team82 threat research unit. This enables the detection of weak points and enhancement of operational resiliency. The company is providing to manufacturing, energy, healthcare, commercial facilities, and government. So, it enables data centers to have secure and dependable capacity by mitigating cyber risk, increasing compliance, and defending critical infrastructure.

Nozomi Networks – Bronze Sponsor

Nozomi Networks provides cybersecurity for OT (operational technology), industrial environments, and IoT (Internet of Things) devices. Its platform enables organizations to identify assets, monitor industrial networks, detect cyber threats, evaluate vulnerabilities and an organization’s security posture, and respond to security incidents. As a result, operators can safeguard critical infrastructure and keep the lights on.

The company also offers AI-driven threat intelligence based on telemetry, malware analysis, and research from Nozomi Networks Labs. This intelligence allows new threats to be identified before they impact operations. Nozomi provides solutions for industries such as energy, manufacturing, transportation, utilities, and data centers. Therefore, it enhances data center capacity via the support of cyber resilience and continuous business operations.

Cargill FR3® – Exhibiting Partner

Cargill brings more than 160 years of experience in providing food and agricultural solutions, as well as services to the industrial and bioindustrial markets around the globe. In its Bioindustrial business, the company creates renewable materials that enhance safety, efficiency, and sustainability. Therefore, it serves those industries that need reliable electrical infrastructure.

One of its most advanced innovations is the FR3® natural ester-based dielectric fluid. Because it is made predominantly from renewable vegetable oils, FR3 fluid can be used as a transformer insulating and cooling fluid. It provides fire safety, moisture resistance, and biodegradability while increasing the life of the transformer’s insulation and enabling it to be loaded higher. Today, there are over five million transformer installations utilizing FR3. Hence, it enables reliable data center capacity with enhanced transformer performance.

Dynapower – Exhibiting Partner

Dynapower is a US manufacturer of power conversion and energy storage technology. The company has been designing and manufacturing energy storage systems, rectifiers, inverters, DC/DC converters, transformers, and hydrogen power solutions since 1963. The company’s Vermont-based vertically integrated manufacturing facility provides engineering and production quality continuity.

Dynapower also serves the industrial, utility, government, and clean energy markets. Its products enable hydrogen production, renewable energy integration, e-mobility, mining, defence, and industrial manufacturing. In addition, it offers engineering, testing, commissioning, and after-sales services. As a result, they enhance equipment reliability and sustainable performance, and at the same time future-proof data center capacity.

Maddox – Exhibiting Partner

Maddox Industrial Transformer provides new, remanufactured, and custom-designed transformers for the commercial, industrial, utility, and renewable energy markets. The company’s range of pad-mounted, substation, and dry-type transformers is held in robust stock. So, you can avoid project hold-ups with the accelerated delivery of equipment.

In addition, Maddox provides transformer rentals, repairs, remanufactures, and buys surplus transformers. These services enable full support of the electrical infrastructure throughout its lifecycle. Its focus on inventory, quick-turn manufacturing, and technical support allows customers to quickly obtain replacement and/or expansion equipment. Consequently, Maddox enables stable capacity for data centers by contributing to uninterrupted electrical operation.

To Sum Up

The demand for capacity of data centers will rely on a robust infrastructure, reliable power systems, and operational efficiency-enhancing technology. Each event partner at the upcoming summit has a unique area of expertise that collectively supports these objectives. Claroty and Nozomi Networks partner to enhance cybersecurity. Reliability of transformers increased by Cargill FR3. Dynapower innovates in power conversion and energy storage; Maddox delivers the transformer solutions that keep your project on track. They are making stronger digital infrastructure in the United States together.

Join the 8th Time-to-Power & Capacity for Data Centers Summit. It takes place on 18–19 August 2026 in Dallas, TX, USA. The event will connect data center owners, developers, utilities, engineers, technology providers, & infrastructure experts. Attend to discover practical solutions, explore industry partnerships, & gain valuable insights. This will shape the next generation of capacity for data centers across North America.