FM Launches Intellium Program to Address Data Center and AI Challenges

May 6, 2025
FM has announced the launch of its Intellium program to help clients manage the complexities of data centers and AI-driven power demands, according to a press release.
FM Launches Intellium Program to Address Data Center and AI Challenges

FM has announced the launch of its Intellium program, designed to assist clients in navigating the complexities of data centers and the increasing power demands driven by artificial intelligence and cloud computing. Announced in a press release, the program aims to provide comprehensive solutions for the evolving risk environment associated with these technologies.

The Intellium program leverages FM's extensive experience in insuring data centers and power generation facilities. It includes a virtual on-demand resource unit that can mobilize subject matter experts globally to address client inquiries. This initiative is part of FM's strategy to integrate data risk management with power and infrastructure projects, offering holistic solutions for engineering interdependencies.

FM has been a key player in the data center insurance sector for over 25 years, currently protecting around 1,100 data centers with a total insurable value of $250 billion. The company dedicates significant resources to research and engineering, focusing on data center reliability, power accessibility, and cooling systems. With the Intellium program, FM aims to enhance its support for clients in managing the intertwined challenges of the data center industry.

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