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ADI insights featured in Enterprise AM

ADI Analytics is pleased to share that our CEO, Uday Turaga, was featured in Enterprise AM discussing Kuwait’s Project Peregrine and the growing trend of infrastructure monetization across the global energy sector. Kuwait’s recent transaction is part of a broader wave of deals involving major regional players like ADNOC Group, Aramco, OQ, and Bapco Energies. […]

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Engineered pumps are riding four industrial megatrends

The engineered pump industry is seeing growing demand from AI infrastructure, LNG expansion, critical minerals development, and industrial modernization. At the same time, aftermarket services and digital monitoring are becoming larger contributors to industry profit pools. These trends are changing industry growth drivers and profit pools (see Exhibit 1). Exhibit 1.  Growth drivers in the […]

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Newsletter: Artificial lift advances, energy infra deals, and utility capex

In the August edition of the ADI newsletter, Artificial lift providers are advancing automation, analytics, and predictive maintenance to improve production performance and reduce operating costs. Meanwhile, energy infrastructure investors are expanding beyond pipelines into gas processing, LNG, power, utilities, and storage assets. At the same time, surging electricity demand is exposing grid constraints, driving […]

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The growing challenge of industrial R&D

For much of the 20th century, R&D was viewed as a long-term investment in scientific discovery, often insulated from day-to-day operational pressures. Success was measured in patents, breakthrough technologies, and the promise of future growth. Today, that view no longer holds. Across energy, chemicals, and broader industrial sectors, R&D has been reshaped by a combination […]

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IMO’s safety guidelines pave the way for ammonia-fueled ships

Ammonia has increasingly emerged as a potential low-carbon marine fuel to support decarbonization in the maritime sector due to its carbon-free combustion profile. However, compared to methanol, ammonia has lagged behind in commercial adoption as a low-carbon marine fuel. This is primarily due to its toxicity, which requires more complex storage and handling systems, as […]

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Mad rush for data center power

The race to power AI is forcing the tech and energy sectors to get radically creative—from wave-powered floating data centers to decentralized inference clusters. In this brief update, Uday Turaga, CEO of ADI Analytics, breaks down the defining data center energy trends of 2026 so far and shares the critical infrastructure bottlenecks ADI is currently […]

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What are the key data center infrastructure trends in 2026 (so far)?

A sharp debate is currently playing out across the energy and tech sectors. On one side, hyperscalers are deploying unprecedented capital to vertically integrate power generation and bypass multi-year interconnection queues—exemplified by Google’s recent multi-billion-dollar acquisition of energy developer Intersect Power. On the other side, experts like Jigar Shah warn that tech companies cannot simply […]

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ADI’s U.S. data center projects database

The U.S. data center market is growing rapidly as rising computational demand from artificial intelligence (AI), cloud computing, and high-performance computing continues to drive an unprecedented wave of infrastructure development. In 2025, U.S. operational data center capacity is estimated to have reached ~40 gigawatts (GW) and is expected to grow at roughly 30% annually through […]

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Cooling fluids are becoming a constraint in AI data centers

Immersion cooling fluids are taking on more importance as data‑center operators deploy higher‑power artificial intelligence (AI) and high-performance computing (HPC) systems. Rack densities are increasing faster than traditional air systems can accommodate, and liquid cooling is now part of the design discussion for many new builds and retrofits. In that context, fluid properties affect reliability, […]

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Implications of UAE’s exit from OPEC

Part of ADI Analytics’ ongoing coverage of the implications of the Iran conflict across oil & gas, LNG, refined products, and chemicals. The UAE’s exit from OPEC (see our prior blog) in late April 2026 reflects a decisive shift toward a volume‑driven strategy focused on monetizing its hydrocarbon resource base ahead of the global energy […]

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Modular is becoming mainstream

Venture Global’s LNG projects have drawn attention for how quickly they have moved from construction to first production. A highly modular, repeatable design approach has allowed those projects to come online faster than many traditional, bespoke developments. Across energy and industrial markets, project conditions have become more challenging. Project costs are rising and timelines are […]

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Oilfield service giants pivot to recurring software revenue

SLB’s recent acquisition of S&P Global’s upstream software portfolio (including Kingdom and Petra) signals a major strategic shift across the sector. In this brief update, Uday Turaga, CEO of ADI Analytics, breaks down how oilfield service majors are aggressively chasing recurring digital revenue and why a global exploration rebound is making these tools more valuable […]