The past 48 hours have brought major announcements, like a $200 billion commitment for AI across “five layers” of India’s stack: infrastructure, energy, compute capacity, models, and end-use applications.
AI Infrastructure Newsletter
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Today in New Delhi, Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the India AI Impact Summit – the first major international AI summit hosted in the Global South, a region of developing …
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Following my mention yesterday of the bipartisan The Guaranteeing Rate Insulation from Data Centers (GRID) Act, RCR Wireless News spoke to widely recognized digital economics and technology policy expert Roslyn …
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With data center energy demand projected to double or triple by 2028, there is rising pressure to decouple data center demands from the rising cost of living for American families.
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In October, RCRTech reported on The Hague’s takeover of chipmaker Nexperia — a “landmark moment” because the Dutch government used emergency, national security powers to seize control of a Chinese-owned …
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Modern chips can contain more than 100 billion complex nanodevices, many of which are less than 50 atoms across. With more than 800 diverse materials (also with multiple touchpoints), 70 …
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President Trump has continued proposing high tariffs on imported semiconductors in an effort to compel foreign chipmakers to localize production on U.S. soil.
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In the fight for dominance in AI infrastructure, big tech companies are announcing Capex bigger than the GDP of most smaller countries, with a pivot toward AI infrastructure that includes …
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In a recent RCRTech Rack-to-RAN episode with JLL’s Sean Farney, vice president, Data Center Strategy, there was compelling discussion about “power, speed, and scale” in the data center industry. With …
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Our featured story today is about the SpaceX-xAI mega-merger, in which Elon Musk is consolidating the power of SpaceX and xAI in order to create a $1.25 trillion company focused …