Cowboy Space is developing a vertically integrated orbital AI infrastructure platform combining rockets, solar power, and ...

Joule Capital Partners and Caterpillar’s proposed 4 GW Utah campus pairs AI compute with large-scale on-site generation, shifting the project into the realm of utility-style permitting, emissions ...

A proposed 40,000-acre AI infrastructure development in Box Elder County would pair hyperscale compute with utility-scale ...

Microsoft’s Fairwater project in Wisconsin represents a bold new template for hyperscale AI infrastructure. Designed as a single, unified supercomputer and linked through Microsoft’s global AI WAN, ...

Edged US is scaling high-density AI data center campuses across major U.S. metros using waterless cooling, standardized designs, and integrated delivery partnerships. The approach is designed to ...

Supermicro’s new Silicon Valley campus highlights how AI infrastructure is evolving beyond server manufacturing into an ...

Stream Data Centers' Eric Closson explains the importance of grounding data center design and development in reality.

Loudoun County, Virginia, remains one of the most critical locations for data center development in the United States. "Data Center Alley" still hosts a significant, not to say the largest, percentage ...

In another defining moment for the expansion of US hyperscale cloud infrastructure, Amazon Web Services (AWS) has announced over $30 billion in combined investments in Pennsylvania and North Carolina.

Fusion energy is moving from theory to construction. Commonwealth Fusion Systems’ 400-MW ARC reactor in Virginia—backed by major investments and PPAs from Google and Eni—signals that commercial fusion ...

The AI industry is shifting focus from training to continuous inference, requiring persistent, high-throughput infrastructure capable of handling trillions of requests daily. Nvidia introduces new ...

Patrick McCarthy, R&D Engineering Manager for nVent, explains why the secondary loop should no longer be treated as an afterthought.