AFCOM’s “State of the Data Center” report is in its 10th edition, and made available during Data Center World in Washington, D.C. In the report, organizations report an average facility …
Susana Schwartz
Susana Schwartz
Susana Schwartz is the Technology Editor for RCRTech’s AI Infrastructure Newsletter, covering AI infrastructure, data center investments, the AI chip landscape, alternative accelerators, power requirements, racks, real estate and leasing, liquid cooling, AI infrastructure chips, and all things related to AI infrastructure. Prior to RCR Tech, Susana was Managing Editor with Billing World & OSS Today Magazine, Telephony Magazine, Connected Planet Online, Telecom Asia, and Pipeline, as well as a writer and researcher with TM Forum’s Insights (formerly known as Research and Publications). When she’s not writing, Susana enjoys riding horses, racquet sports, rollerblading, and trying to keep up with her very-busy teenage son.
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Data Center World ‘workshops’ alignment between industry and educational organizations
The data center industry has a labor shortage in excess of 200,000 people, and the session brainstormed ideas from a panel that included Vantage Data Centers, Menlo Digital, Casne, MPINarada, …
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During an interactive workshop at Informa’s Data Center World in Washington, D.C. data center operators, students, educators, workforce leaders, legislators and other stakeholders discussed how public and private partnerships could align …
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On Friday, AI chip maker Cerebras disclosed an IPO filing, its second attempt after what was an October withdrawal. With a $23 billion valuation, Cerebras and its underwriters have set …
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Last week, crews reached a milestone in deactivating legacy laboratory facilities at the site of what is projected to be a 10 GW “AI Data Center,” a unique “blueprint” in …
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With 100% private funding of sovereign AI infrastructure on federal land, SoftBank’s SB Energy investment of $4.2 billion and $33.3 billion in Japanese funding, will enable AEP Ohio to upgrade and …
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Shortages of transformers, switchgear, and batteries are holding up nearly half the planned data center builds in the U.S., and yet we hear more about GPUs and HBM than these …
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Shortages of transformers, switchgear, and batteries are the ‘less-glamorous, non-silicon equipment’ that are holding up a growing number of DC builds In sum, what to know: Project managers and procurement …
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Yesterday’s Meta – Broadcom announcement about a multi-year, multi-GW collaboration highlights a shift toward custom-built AI accelerators (MTIA chips) that reduce reliance on general-purpose GPUs.
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Today on RCR’s AI TechTalk, Elena Winters, vice president of international business at Elea Data Centers, talks about what makes Brazil increasingly attractive to hyperscalers, and what makes Rio de …