AWS Wires a New US AI Route Across the Pacific
Amazon Web Services is constructing a 420 Tbps undersea cable between Japan and Washington State, planned for activation in 2029, to accommodate…
Category: Data Center
How AI Is Changing Fire Protection in Modern Data Centers
The effectiveness of safeguarding relies on incorporating it into the design from the start and adopting a comprehensive method that takes into…
Why Data Centers Rarely Reuse Cooling Water
Although there are alternatives to evaporative cooling, data centers typically don’t use them because the financial aspects don’t support the increased initial…
California Judge Orders Full Environmental Review of 330 MW Data Center
A California judge has preliminarily decided that Imperial County needs to obtain crucial approvals and conduct a comprehensive environmental assessment prior to…
How AI Is Changing Construction from Blueprint to Build
The construction lifecycle is undergoing transformation due to AI’s influence. In 2026, at Ai4, AEC executives discussed how companies are utilizing AI…
Meeting AI Demand: Alternate Power, Design, and Site Strategy
As AI drives the evolution of various sectors, it is also redefining the fundamental framework that underpins its existence. Engineers, architects, and…
SLB’s $4.1B Kelvion Deal Expands AI Data Center Push
SLB’s acquisition of Kelvion for $4.1B broadens its data center operations to include thermal management due to increasing power densities and cooling…
Nvidia, MediaTek Bring Custom Chips to AI Racks
Nvidia is allowing hyperscalers and other AI developers to use custom accelerators with its rack-scale AI infrastructure, extending NVLink technology beyond Nvidia’s…
Solid-State Transformers Power Next-Gen AI Data Centers
The usage of solid-state transformers is increasing, which enables the direct conversion of medium-voltage AC into 800 V DC in AI data…
Trump Targets Foreign Grid Equipment as Data Centers Expand
President Trump has declared a national emergency concerning the US bulk power system, instructing the Energy Department to limit the import of…