I think not, but that was the topic of a Wall Street Journal opinion piece, “The Microchip Era is About to End,” by tech futurist George Gilder. In it, he …
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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Wafer-scale processors that bypass chips were the focus of a debatable opinion piece in the Wall Street Journal. Are current industrial policies and protectionism favoring an incumbent industry that is …
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Private 5G and generative AI may converge at the edge, but what is realistic now and into the future? RCR Wireless takes a closer look
Private 5G and generative AI complement each other in industrial settings, with private 5G providing high-speed, low-latency connectivity, which generative AI can leverage to analyze, predict, and create solutions for …
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DOE, FERC and PJM are attempting to balance accelerated grid development with consumer protection from skyrocketing price hikes
In response to consumer outrage about higher electricity prices, the Department of Energy (DOE), Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), and PJM Interconnection are focusing on accelerating the connection of new …
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Consumer outrage about rising electricity costs sparks debate about how to stabilize prices and accelerate power generation
Reform is underway in PJM states that experienced high energy costs as a result of data center buildouts
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Not his first rodeo: SoftBank CEO’s move to cash out $5.8 billion in Nvidia shares for OpenAI isn’t his first risky move
This isn’t the first time CEO Masayoshi Son has taken a gamble: after the .com bubble burst in 2000, Son lost an astounding $70 billion of his personal fortune, toppling …
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Stablecoin-backed Rumble makes disruptive move with acquisition of Northern Data
Early this morning, U.S. based “alt-tech” video-sharing platform Rumble, which hosts President Trump’s Truth Social platform, announced it would acquire Germany’s Northern Data in a deal valued at up to …
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Will quantum be the next big accelerator in cloud and AI, boosting training and optimization?
The news that a Google quantum computer recently discovered a previously unobserved exotic phase of matter made me wonder whether quantum is going to be the next big accelerator in …
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With latest UAE deal, Microsoft continues aggressive evolution from primarily software to cloud and AI infrastructure
In sharp contrast to President Trump’s statement on 60 Minutes that only U.S. customers should have access to the top-end Blackwell chips offered by Nvidia, Microsoft the next day announced …
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In David-and-Goliath world, Colovore draws contrasts and similarities to GW-scale neocloud, hyperscale DC campuses
With so much focus on huge DCs from SoftBank, Amazon, Meta, and Google, it’s easy to forget the innovation of smaller footprints that offer 8- 20 MW chunks to enterprises …