As demand for data centers accelerates, so do the challenges of securing reliable, scalable power—particularly in high-growth, high-temperature regions where grid constraints, extreme weather and regulatory scrutiny are reshaping development strategies. Sheppard’s Digital Infrastructure industry team is launching a webinar series, The Big Think Around Data Centers, which will cover the dynamic issues shaping the future of digital infrastructure.
This series is designed for leaders across the digital infrastructure ecosystem and will deliver practical, forward-looking insights at the intersection of energy regulation, market innovation and technology infrastructure. Join us for the conversation as we continue addressing the next wave of opportunities and challenges facing the industry.
Part 2: Data Privacy Risks for Data Center Developers and Operators: Legal Exposure Beyond Cybersecurity
As data centers become the critical infrastructure supporting cloud computing, AI and the storage of vast amounts of personal information, developers and operators face growing privacy-related legal risks that extend well beyond traditional cybersecurity concerns. This program examines emerging liabilities offering practical guidance for identifying and mitigating privacy risks throughout the data center lifecycle.
Speakers:
- Wynter Deagle, Partner, Sheppard
- Anne Marie-Dao, Partner, Sheppard
For information on Part 1, see here.
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