#datacenter tag

1 month ago

Datacenters feeling the heat as climate risk boils over

Rising global temperatures significantly threaten the world's top datacenter hubs, increasing cooling demands and associated costs.

1 month ago

CoreWeave's $9B Core Scientific acquisition is a power play

CoreWeave acquired Core Scientific, adding 1.3 gigawatts of datacenter capacity and gaining more control over its GPU hosting.

1 month ago

Hyperscalers are eating global datacenter capacity

Hyperscale operators will dominate datacenter capacity by 2030 due to AI and cloud growth.

2 months ago

Digital Realty CTO: Storage a hidden datacenter challenge

Storage challenges are less discussed but critical due to AI's role in datacenter development.

2 months ago

Dell warns 'nonlinear' demand for AI servers may 'persist'

Dell has a $14.4 billion backlog for AI optimized servers but cautions about variability in future demand.

Artificial intelligence

2 months ago

Oracle reportedly plans $40B of Nvidia GPUs for OpenAI DC

Oracle invests $40 billion in Nvidia GPUs to enhance OpenAI's compute power, contingent on sufficient electricity from the new Texas datacenter.

France politics

Nvidia part of plans for giant 1.4 GW AI bit barn near Paris

Europe's largest AI datacenter will be constructed near Paris, aiming to boost AI development and adoption across multiple sectors.

Qualcomm confirms it's getting into the datacenter market

Qualcomm is re-entering the datacenter market with innovative products focused on AI capabilities.

CEO Cristiano Amon highlighted the importance of CPUs and the role of AI in future applications.

London startup

UK govt overrules local council to approve datacenter plans

The UK government overrides local council to approve a datacenter on green belt land, following updated planning policy.

Trump tariffs may ultimately cost America the AI race

Tariffs could raise prices for datacenter materials and impact AI investments in the US.

Google details 1 MW IT rack plans exploiting EV supply chain

This is about much more than simply increasing power delivery capacity - selecting 400 VDC as the nominal voltage allows us to leverage the supply chain established by electric vehicles for greater economies of scale.

DevOps