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Elea Data Centers said that the $419 million, 17-year contract will fund the construction of a 30-MVA high-capacity facility In sum – what to know: Elea secures Petrobras megaproject – The contract marks Latin America’s largest-ever IT infrastructure award. High-performance, low-emission design – The 30-MVA facility will host Petrobras’ supercomputers using advanced liquid cooling and 100% renewable energy. Regional sustainability …

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The new permits for AI chip shipments by Nvidia apply only to U.S. companies operating in the UAE In sum – what to know: U.S. approves Nvidia chip exports – Licenses allow several billion dollars’ worth of Nvidia AI chips to be shipped to U.S. companies like Oracle operating in the UAE. Part of U.S.-UAE AI accord – The permits …

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Phil 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 buildout – Federal programs and Department of Energy actions are expediting land access and permitting to keep the U.S. at the forefront of global AI infra growth. States compete for …

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In sum – what to know: OpenAI explores Canada expansion – The company is in talks with government and industry partners about securing local data center capacity to strengthen the country’s AI ecosystem. Part of global AI buildout – Similar to projects in Norway, Germany, and the U.K., OpenAI aims to align infrastructure growth with its “OpenAI for Countries” program. …

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Blaize and Winmate want to bring secure, real-time decision-making to defense and critical infrastructure without cloud reliance In sum – what we know: Edge AI is quickly becoming one of the most contested fronts in the broader AI infrastructure race, and this week brought another notable tie-up. Blaize Holdings and Winmate have announced an updated agreement to jointly develop sovereign, …

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The potential agreement would mark a shift in how Anthropic sources specialized silicon for its models In sum – what we know: Anthropic is in early-stage talks to buy inference accelerators from Fractile, a London-based chip startup, according to reporting from The Information. It’s a small deal on the surface, but there might be a little more to it. Anthropic …

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Operators are rapidly shifting from traditional air cooling to advanced liquid-to-air distribution systems Data centers are going through a massive shift. Facilities that used to measure capacity in megawatts are now pushing toward gigawatt territory, driven by the relentless compute demands of AI training, inference workloads, and cloud expansion. The result? More servers, but also a whole lot more heat. …

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Verkor autonomously generated a layout-ready RISC-V core from a short requirements document In sum – what we know: Chip design startup Verkor.io has made a pretty bold claim — that its agentic AI system, called Design Conductor, has autonomously designed a complete RISC-V CPU core in 12 hours flat. The design started from a 219-word requirements document, and the system …

The U.S. broadband duopoly of cable and telcos is fading as fixed wireless, Starlink, WISPs, and fiber overbuilders expand rapidly. Increased competition from carriers and alternative providers is giving consumers …

The GSMA and CTIA have misrepresented early 6GHz Wi-Fi adoption data to justify reallocating spectrum for mobile use, arguing the technology remains in a normal growth phase with significant long-term …

Defense communications has entered a new phase of urgency. Networks are no longer just the pipes that move information across the battlespace; they are becoming the sensing, compute, coordination and …

Germany’s sovereign cloud push is advancing with Deutsche Telekom and SAP winning a BMDS AI platform tender built on the “Deutschland-Stack”, while Thales expands its Google Cloud-powered sovereign model in …

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