Power availability is increasingly becoming the deciding factor in global data center development, steering projects away from established markets and into secondary locations. A new
Former Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger made headlines at Ai4 2026 in Las Vegas with his blunt statement: “Today’s GPUs suck.” His remarks were part of
The demand for new data centers continues to escalate, with new projects being announced regularly. In August 2026, several significant developments were highlighted, illustrating the
Organizations today face the urgent challenge of defending against zero-day vulnerabilities as they arise. When a new threat is discovered, the speed of response often
Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced a statewide audit of data center projects within the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) interconnection queue. This step aims
Samsung Heavy Industries (SHI) has taken a significant step in advanced technology by signing an engineering agreement with Mousterian Corporation, a Texas-based infrastructure developer, to
Migrating to the cloud is a crucial step for many organizations, but the journey doesn’t stop once the initial transition is complete. Cloud region migration
Data centers are increasingly recognized as critical infrastructure, serving as the backbone for various sectors that rely on their constant operation for economic growth and
Uncertainty is increasingly permeating the data center sector as operators grapple with the rapid shifts brought about by artificial intelligence (AI). These changes affect various
A recent study in Virginia has raised concerns regarding groundwater availability for new data centers, particularly in areas east of Interstate 95. According to the