Juan Pedro TomásPhil Wong, partner at KPMG, told RCR Wireless News that companies investing in AI infrastructure must balance speed, cost, and coordination In sum – what to know: Policy accelerates AI …
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OpenAI explores AI data center capacity in Canada In sum – what to know: OpenAI explores Canada expansion – The company is in talks with government and industry partners about …
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The AI data center boom is entering a new and more complex phase — one defined by power constraints, regulatory pressures, and the need for sustainable design.
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Evroc’s founder and CEO, Mattias Åström, told RCR Wireless News that the data center initiative aligns with the firm’s mission to drive European digital sovereignty In sum – what to know: …
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Michael Dell said his company’s server and networking business surged 58% last year and grew another 69% in the last quarter In sum – what to know: Explosive demand – “tremendous” …
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A new phase of the AI infrastructure boom is unfolding as OpenAI extends its reach deep into the global supply chain — from power systems to GPUs and data center …
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Carrier unveils QuantumLeap cooling suite for APAC market Carrier noted that the region’s data center cooling market is projected to reach $7.3 billion by 2031 In sum – what to know: …
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Schneider Electric said the first reference design provides a unified framework for power and liquid cooling management In sum – what to know: Reference frameworks – Schneider Electric has released two validated …
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Hitachi and OpenAI partner on AIDC power infrastructure Under the deal, Hitachi will supply power transmission and distribution equipment to OpenAI’s data centers In sum – what to know: Hitachi …
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The next phase of the AI infrastructure boom is being defined by record investment, strategic alliances, and the race for global compute capacity.
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