From Speed-to-Build to Long-Term Performance: Sherwin-Williams Brings Data Center Insights to DCD Connect Virginia
PR Newswire•28/10/2026•09:00 ET
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Key Highlights
- ➤Sherwin-Williams will participate in DCD Connect Virginia’s Construction Summit panel November 4.
- ➤Sherwin-Williams introduced a Data Center Facility Guide covering campus-wide protection considerations.
- ➤AI data center development increasingly emphasizes power capacity, modular construction and lifecycle performance.
- ➤Joseph Windover will discuss earlier operations-team involvement to mitigate long-term facility risks.
- ➤Laura Adams-Keie said earlier coordination can improve alignment as infrastructure decisions become interconnected.
Expert Statements
Laura Adams-Keie, North America Market Segment Manager, Data Center/Semiconductor, Sherwin-Williams Protective & Marine
“One of the strongest themes emerging across the industry is that data center development is no longer focused solely on the building itself. As AI infrastructure projects scale, stakeholders are increasingly balancing power, cooling, water, modular construction, speed-to-build and long-term performance at the same time. Earlier coordination across project teams can help create better alignment as those decisions become more interconnected.”
Joseph Windover, Construction Solutions Executive, Sherwin-Williams
“The push for speed and scale is changing how facilities are delivered. As modular construction becomes more common and infrastructure systems grow more complex, decisions made during design and construction can influence maintenance planning, future upgrades and long-term facility performance for years to come.”
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