
Data Centers
AustraliaAmazon Makes Largest Tech Investment Ever in Australia
Amazon is spending AUD$20 billion to expand its data centre network in Australia to support rising demand for AI and cloud services.
Amazon is spending AUD$20 billion to expand its data centre network in Australia to support rising demand for AI and cloud services.
NVIDIA expands across Europe with major AI infrastructure deals, focusing on sovereign AI to offset China losses and boost local tech development.
Amazon is investing $20B in Pennsylvania to build AI and cloud data centers, creating 1,250 jobs and launching major workforce and community programs.
Vantage Data Centers raises €720M in Europe's first-ever euro-denominated ABS deal backed by German data centers, fueling AI and cloud expansion.
With Qualcomm’s plan to acquire UK chipmaker Alphawave, the company is trying to expand its AI and data center capabilities and reduce reliance on smartphones.
Amazon’s North Carolina expansion will hire engineers, network, and security specialists, while boosting thousands of jobs in construction and supply chain.
Saimemory will focus on developing stacked, energy-efficient DRAM memory chips for AI applications.
Meta signs 20-year deal with Constellation to power AI and data centers with clean nuclear energy from Illinois' Clinton plant, starting mid-2027.
SXSW debuts in London with big names like Sadiq Khan, Tony Blair, and DeepMind's CEO discussing AI's future.
TSMC’s new Japan plant faces delays due to local traffic, prompting collaboration with the Japanese government to address infrastructure issues.
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It’s reported that Elon Musk tried to stop OpenAI’s major AI data center deal in the UAE unless his company xAI was included, sparking behind-the-scenes drama.
Stargate’s $500B AI push begins in Texas. Here are 10 key facts about the massive data center launched by OpenAI, Oracle, and SoftBank.
OpenAI teams up with UAE’s G42 to build one of the world’s largest AI data centers in Abu Dhabi, marking its first major project outside the US.
CoreWeave plans to spend up to $23B in 2025 to meet AI demand from clients like Microsoft and OpenAI, raising investor concerns over high debt.