Akhil Batheja of Bloom Energy explains how onsite power supports business continuity, accelerates deployment, and enables sustainable growth for data centers.

As AI workloads surge and power densities soar, liquid cooling has shed its niche status to become core infrastructure. At the 2025 midpoint, we map some of the most notable the investments and ...

The New Era Helium–Sharon AI data center initiative, known as Texas Critical Data Centers (TCDC), represents a pioneering effort to integrate sustainable energy solutions with high-performance ...

As AI’s power demands surge, the International Energy Agency warns that grid capacity—not chips—may be the real constraint on intelligence at scale. A new global forecast reveals how electricity ...

Amazon’s cloud computing platform has become critical to many of its more than 1 million customers. We look at how Amazon builds its data centers, and the scale and design of its infrastructure.

As demand for high-performance compute explodes, a new class of infrastructure players is emerging to serve the AI frontier while reshaping cloud economics. These “neocloud” providers are leaner, ...

The U.S. Department of Energy wants to assure the nation's AI dominance by co-locating AI data centers and energy production on existing DOE lands.

NVIDIA’s GTC 2025 spotlighted a sweeping upgrade to its AI infrastructure stack, unveiling new CPU and GPU architectures built for extreme performance and efficiency. The debut of the NVL576 rack, ...

New tariffs on steel, semiconductors, and critical components stand to alter the cost structure of data center operations. With supply chains in flux and expenses climbing, how ...

The rapid growth of data centers is placing unprecedented demands on power infrastructure, requiring a collaborative approach between utilities and data center operators to address the pressing need ...

Crusoe, an AI infrastructure company backed by NVIDIA and Founders Fund, has embarked on a transformative journey to expand its data center capabilities, securing 4.5 gigawatts (GW) of natural gas ...

Stream Data Centers’ Co-Managing Partners expand on the problem of “fake” data center developers and explain how investors and end users can separate the wheat from the chaff.