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Utilities and grid operators are moving to filter speculative AI megawatt requests from real demand, as FERC filings and regional grid reforms push for commitment-based forecasting over raw interconnection requests.
Sensors placed inside individual server racks can reveal cooling and airflow problems that room-level monitoring misses, offering a low-cost way to boost efficiency and reduce overheating risk.
The $500 billion Stargate initiative has expanded across the US and abroad, but energy constraints, financing structure, and local policy pushback are testing how fast the AI infrastructure project can actually scale.
After a cryptocurrency mining operation left an Ohio village on the hook for unpaid power bills, developer Decimal Digital is proposing a 100 MW AI data center funded and disclosed in ways that break from typical industry practice.
2026 has produced two rival leaderboards for supercomputing power: the TOP500's exaflop rankings and hyperscalers' gigawatt-scale AI campuses, and they're measuring completely different things.
Crusoe is adding serverless fine-tuning and self-service inference deployments to its Intelligence Foundry platform, as enterprises look past raw GPU access toward full-stack AI model management.
North Carolina has ended its sales tax exemption on electricity purchased by data centers while leaving capital equipment incentives intact, shifting policy focus toward power availability and long-term energy costs.
CoreWeave's new AI research agent, built on the Weights & Biases data layer, aims to automate experiment analysis as the cloud provider pushes deeper into AI software beyond raw GPU capacity.
A new report from the Cyber Monitoring Centre finds that over 60 percent of UK businesses rely on cloud services for critical functions, and a 24-hour outage in a single major AWS region could cost British firms up to £1 billion in lost revenue.
Organized opposition to US data center development has grown nearly sixfold since late 2025, and recent project collapses in Virginia suggest community acceptance is becoming a real site-selection variable alongside power and land.
