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Developers must strategically navigate interconnection processes, explore alternative power solutions, and coordinate multiple factors to ensure project feasibility and timely operation.
The chatbot maker's record funding round highlights rising demand for compute, power, and distributed data center capacity.
New appointments at Stream, Pure, and Aligned are among the latest leadership changes shaping the data center and cloud industries.
A new report reveals North America’s data center market is prioritizing execution and delivery over expansion.
The partnership expands NVLink ecosystem and signals shift toward more customized AI infrastructure.
The company’s 310 MW project, along with agreements with Meta and Nvidia, underscores how AI compute is moving from on-demand cloud to reserved capacity.
Two European alliances are collaborating to advance open DC distribution standards, aiming to improve energy efficiency in facilities by eliminating redundant power conversions.
While promising, the widespread adoption of microfluidic cooling faces challenges, including manufacturing complexity and maintenance concerns.
The French company said it will use the funds toward its effort to build out 200 megawatts of capacity across Europe.
The South Korean startup’s funding surge underscores a shift toward efficiency-driven AI deployments as inference gains steam in the data center.
Energy-first design and on-site data center power underscore the shifting economics of hyperscale AI infrastructure.
Hyperscalers are taking on grid costs – but while the Ratepayer Protection Pledge may ease consumer burdens, it could also intensify challenges for the industry.
A new, multi-year deal positions OCI as backbone for Veritone’s AI stack, as the company doubles down on managing and monetizing unstructured data at scale.
The loan is backed by six data centers within Aligned’s portfolio that are already in the later stages of being built.
AI inference is rapidly becoming the dominant driver of network demand, requiring scalable optical connectivity to support its explosive growth and multimodal complexity.
As hyperscale AI campuses expand and real-world attacks strike supporting systems, the gap between how data centers operate and how they’re protected is becoming harder to ignore.
The European Commission’s proposed Digital Networks Act represents an important development for the digital infrastructure ecosystem, writes Vincent Garnier.
As AI moves from training clusters into factories, warehouses, and autonomous systems, operators face rising pressure on edge infrastructure, data pipelines, and continuous retraining cycles.
Equinix is scaling global workforce programs to address a growing talent shortage as AI-driven data center demand accelerates.
AI servers typically use x86 CPUs, but ARM, RISC-V, and ASICs can improve energy efficiency and sustainability when used with the right workloads and software optimization.