
PJM Issues First Backup Generator Warnings Amid Stifling Heat Wave
PJM issued emergency backup-generator warnings amid a record-setting heat wave in July, but ultimately did not call on large-load customers to use their backup generators.

PJM issued emergency backup-generator warnings amid a record-setting heat wave in July, but ultimately did not call on large-load customers to use their backup generators.

Finland is rapidly becoming one of Europe’s most appealing data center markets, benefitting from strong demand for AI infrastructure, an abundance of renewable energy, and

Palm Beach County’s recent decision to reject a proposed AI data center has raised concerns on Wall Street, challenging the assumption that an increase in

Data centers vary drastically in size—from small edge deployments housing a handful of servers to massive hyperscale facilities that span multiple buildings. This vast spectrum

NASA’s Artemis program has faced significant cost overruns, totaling over $2 billion, largely due to rushed early assumptions that solidified into costly hardware commitments. These

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) plans to invest an additional $100 billion to expand its manufacturing campus in Arizona, which increases its total projected U.S.

Incoming UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham is set to introduce a modern approach to leadership, mirroring the casual styles of Silicon Valley. His emphasis on

The International Data Center Authority (IDCA) has emphasized the urgent need for a global framework regarding the deployment of digital infrastructure amidst the rapid growth

Data centers are undergoing a significant transformation as quantum computing makes its way from experimental phases to practical implementations. The industry is pivoting from a

New York has recently enacted a moratorium halting certain permits for new data centers that exceed 50 megawatts (MW) in power consumption. This executive order,