Despite a significant surge in demand for AI infrastructure, Intel’s recent layoffs highlight that the technology workforce is not immune to corporate cutbacks. The company
As artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure becomes more intricate, companies are reevaluating their strategies for acquiring, owning, and financing assets that operate on significantly different economic
The Department of Energy’s draft report for the 2026 National Transmission Needs Study indicates that AI data centers are becoming the leading factor driving electricity
AMD is making significant strides in the AI infrastructure competition with its latest unveiling of the Helios AI system. This new offering integrates the company’s
Data centers are complex infrastructures that convert computational power into substantial electrical loads, heat, and water requirements. They face intense scrutiny regarding their efficiency, resilience,
The European Chips Act represents a significant advancement in establishing semiconductor sovereignty, highlighting the importance of fostering local demand and innovation to maintain effective supply
Imperial Valley Computer Manufacturing (IVCM) has filed a lawsuit against the Imperial Irrigation District (IID) after its request for around 260 million gallons of Colorado
The rapid expansion of AI infrastructure is currently putting immense pressure on data center construction, making it the most capacity-constrained sector globally. A new report
A significant development in the AI infrastructure sector is taking shape in central Spain, where a proposed €3 billion ($3.4 billion) AI campus is on
Electromagnetic Interference: The Invisible Threat to Data Center Uptime As the digital landscape evolves, discussions around data center security typically revolve around tangible threats such