Energy is the largest operational expense for terrestrial data centers, often accounting for 40% to 60% of annual costs. Hyperscale facilities can spend $5 to 10 million per year on electricity alone.

Sabey's SDC Manhattan is becoming a premier hub for organizations running advanced AI inference workloads in the heart of the ...

Blue Origin has been working on the technology to launch data centers in space for more than a year, meanwhile SpaceX wants ...

Where will the power come from? As AI workloads explode and U.S. data center power demand races toward 134 GW by 2030, the industry faces a fundamental constraint: the grid ...

OpenAI’s trillion-dollar data center ambitions face hard market, demand and infrastructure limits that could force a 2026 ...

Space-based computing offers easy access to solar power, but presents its own environmental challenges To hear Silicon Valley ...

Meta's massive data center campus in Newton County, Georgia, has created jobs and is driving economic growth as AI demand ...

Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos have raced for years to build rockets and launch satellites. Now they’re racing to take the trillion ...

AI’s planned data-center boom is straining California’s grid forecasts and raising fears that customers could pay for ...

On top of devouring energy, water, and graphics cards, the AI industry is now swallowing the world's supply of precious RAM.

Nikkei Asia's Lien Hoang reports that the rapid electrification is led by the country's homegrown, Nasdaq-listed VinFast. It ...

UAE data centers require 99.999% uptime that only gas turbines currently deliver. Examining the technical constraints shaping ...