Sify said it currently has 188 MW of designed capacity and 134 MW of operational, revenue-generating capacity In sum – what to know: Capacity expansion – Sify plans to deliver …

The AI infrastructure industry is entering a fundamentally different phase—one where the biggest challenges are no longer simply securing land, power, or capital, but making infrastructure decisions that will shape …

NTT Global Data Centers said that the Chonburi development will become the firm’s fourth data center in Thailand In sum – what to know: Campus construction begins – NTT Global …

As AI data center construction accelerates across the U.S., the debate is shifting beyond how to build more capacity to whether existing regulatory frameworks are equipped to manage its impact …

As AI data center construction accelerates, the debate is expanding beyond power availability to a more fundamental question: who should pay for the electricity infrastructure that makes AI possible?

Beyond energy efficiency, atNorth said it is also incorporating biodiversity initiatives and local community engagement into its expansion strategy In sum – what to know: Community acceptance matters – atNorth …

The AI data center buildout is no longer just driving demand for power—it is beginning to reshape the electrical equipment supply chain itself.

Dell’Oro research director Alex Cordovil told RCRTech that the real bottleneck is the power delivery chain, and specifically the long lead-time equipment that sits upstream of the white space — …

AI infrastructure keeps fueling another quarter of rapid growth across the data center supply chain.

The partnership between HD KSOE and Schneider Electric includes joint research and development projects focused on floating data center applications In sum – what to know: Floating data centers – …