- Power & Energy Grid
LONDON, UK [March 26, 2026] – Vertiv (NYSE: VRT), a global
- Kiara Mandavia
Tract Capital, a Denver-based land development company founded four years ago, has secured $3.8 billion in junk bonds through JPMorgan.
Tract Capital, a Denver-based land development company founded four years
US Senate Pushes for Mandatory Energy Reporting From Data Centers Two US senators have
The buildout of U.S. artificial intelligence infrastructure is accelerating as MacroValor Corporation and Favis
Bitdeer has moved decisively to anchor its European AI footprint, signing a full-scope construction
Partnership delivers quantum-resilient drone platform for NATO allies Technical breakthrough: first airborne deployment of
LONDON, UK — March 2026 — NextGen Nano Limited, the UK company developing transparent
Egg Power, the clean energy infrastructure investment arm backed by Liberty Global, has secured
Bharti Airtel has secured a $1 billion investment round for its data center subsidiary
Redmond-based Starcloud has raised a $170 million Series A at a $1.1 billion valuation,
A new alliance between Gray and Valvoline Global signals a deeper shift in how
French AI startup Mistral has secured $830 million in debt financing to
Microsoft is taking over a major data centre construction project in Texas
Kyocera Corporation and Cosmo Energy Holdings have formalized a renewable electricity exchange
As AI infrastructure scales beyond conventional thermal limits, Danfoss has introduced a modular subsystem designed to remove one of liquid.
ABB and VoltaGrid have extended their collaboration to accelerate deployment of high-performance power infrastructure tailored for AI-driven data centers, signaling.
LONDON, UK [March 26, 2026] – Vertiv (NYSE: VRT), a global
Stelia AI today announced a collaboration with Nokia to advance the
Cloud residency has moved from a technical preference to a board-level
New AI translation model built in partnership with Cohere outperforms DeepL
Helsinki, Finland – March 25th, 2026 – atNorth, the leading Nordic
MediaTek and Microsoft Research are advancing a new class of data
Arm has introduced its first in-house silicon for AI data centers,
Energy infrastructure developer WBS Power SA has secured grid connection conditions
Speed has become the defining currency of the AI era. But in the
Article By: Louis Charlton, CEO, Global Commissioning For most of the data centre
The data center industry is scrambling to accommodate a wave of demand unlike
As artificial intelligence evolves from experimental deployments into foundational digital infrastructure, the conversation
The future of AI infrastructure isn’t being built in isolation. It’s being shaped
If AI is accelerating the demand curve, sustainability and operational intelligence are redefining
52% of UK IT leaders cite rising power costs as top data centre
Artificial intelligence (AI) workloads are surging, environmental regulations are changing, and the continued
As artificial intelligence evolves from experimental deployments into foundational digital infrastructure, the conversation
When JPMorgan Chase brought a $3.8 billion junk bond offering to market on
The illusion of endless power for AI The narrative surrounding artificial intelligence infrastructure
The Quiet Pivot: Why Infrastructure Is Becoming Europe’s AI Battleground There is a
India’s artificial intelligence ambitions are bold, visible, and increasingly urgent. From government-led digital
For much of the past few years, China’s artificial intelligence ecosystem has followed
Malaysia is entering a defining phase in Southeast Asia’s digital infrastructure race. The
Australia is not putting brakes on artificial intelligence. It is doing something arguably
Climate conversations continue to revolve around emissions targets, net-zero timelines, and carbon disclosures.
The Illusion of Infinite Compute the technology industry expanded on the back of
Immersion cooling has spent the better part of a decade proving itself inside
For decades, data center infrastructure planning began and ended with one question: how
Power delivery in data center design has long been approached as a fixed
Beyond the Site Boundary Sustainability strategies in digital infrastructure have historically centered on
Legacy data centers were designed around predictable, low-density compute patterns that rarely exceeded
Edge computing architectures promised consistent low-latency performance by placing compute closer to end
Modern data centers no longer treat thermal conditions as a downstream concern because
The rapid expansion of artificial intelligence workloads has elevated uptime requirements to near-continuous
AI-scale datasets introduce new constraints that traditional compute-centric models cannot absorb efficiently. Large
The conversation about AI infrastructure has spent considerable time focused on chips, cooling
The expansion of cloud infrastructure begins long before a server reaches a data
India’s data center expansion is increasingly being shaped not by capital availability or
AI infrastructure operates on a fundamentally different temporal logic than renewable energy generation,
The breakneck expansion of artificial intelligence infrastructure is now colliding with a rapidly
From Facilities to Production Systems Traditional data centers emerged as environments optimized for
Lightweight data center cooling is increasingly shaping how engineers approach structural efficiency and
Artificial intelligence workloads are reshaping electricity demand patterns by introducing sustained, high-density consumption
Electric utilities increasingly face conditions where supply flexibility cannot match the speed at
Thermal management in data centers has never been a static discipline. Each generation
Grid interconnection has historically occupied a narrow corner of data center development planning.
The modern data center no longer exists as a passive consumer of electricity
Cloud infrastructure no longer behaves like a static utility that teams provision and
The idea of a single, unified data center has started to dissolve under
The narrative around AI infrastructure once revolved almost entirely around compute, where GPUs
AI infrastructure no longer scales along a single axis of compute or power,
Cloud computing established its dominance by separating software from hardware through layers of
The race to scale artificial intelligence infrastructure has triggered a wave of innovation
Princeton Digital Group (PDG), a leading data center operator across Asia-Pacific, has expanded its
Transaction expected to increase customer optionality across the thermal chain to optimise power utilisation
A new contender is quietly reshaping the boundaries of semiconductor manufacturing. Lace, a Norway-based
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