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Controlling sudden power spikes and transient load swings in volatile GPU workloads Greenflash, an H.I.G. Capital-backed energy platform, recently closed hybrid tax capital and debt financing for Project Soho – a 400MW / 800MWh standalone battery storage project in Brazoria County, TX – the largest standalone BESS currently under construction …
Israel’s operational data center capacity increased from 97MW in the second quarter of 2025 to 121MW in the second quarter of 2026, according to a Cushman & Wakefield report In sum – what to know 200MW capacity cap – Israel’s Electricity Authority has set a 200MW limit for each new …
Virginia had 12,338MW of operational data center capacity at the end of H1 2026, with 7,355MW under construction and a planned pipeline of 39,340MW, according to Cushman & Wakefield In sum – what to know Virginia keeps expanding – Operational capacity reached 12,338MW, with more than 1GW added in H1 …
Marvell CEO Matthew Murphy said AI workloads are driving more data movement and making efficient connectivity a fundamental constraint on AI infrastructure In sum – what to know Connectivity becomes critical – Marvell CEO Matthew Murphy said AI workloads are driving more data movement and making efficient connectivity a fundamental …
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RCRTech is a daily publication and newsletter covering AI infrastructure and telecom news. It focuses on the data centers, chips, networks, cloud platforms, hardware, and software that support artificial intelligence in enterprise industries. Created by RCR Wireless News, it combines original reporting with curated news and analysis. Readers can scan the headlines, explore a detailed story, or follow links to source material. Learn more about the journalists and analysts on our RCRTech editorial team page.
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AI infrastructure is the combination of computing, storage, networking, facilities, and software needed to train and run artificial intelligence systems. It includes GPUs and other accelerators, data centers, power and cooling, fiber networks, cloud services, and edge computing. RCRTech covers how these components connect and how capacity, investment, and operating constraints affect deployment. Our reporting looks at the infrastructure behind AI applications, with a focus on the decisions facing enterprise and telecom professionals.
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Coverage includes data center investment, GPU and semiconductor developments, cloud platforms, fiber connectivity, power availability, cooling, and the economics of AI computing. Articles examine both the technology and the business choices behind infrastructure growth. You can browse AI infrastructure and telecom industry insights for recent reporting or visit the AI infrastructure newsletter archive for a focused collection of briefings. Publication dates on articles help distinguish current developments from earlier analysis.
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