DCD Magazine #62 - The coming wave
Will compute at sea sink or swim?
Will compute at sea sink or swim?
Expected to reduce onsite power installation by more than 40 percent
Yet to publish quantified targets for emissions reduction and resource use
Pipeline was expected to feed fuel cells on the site
Bloom and Nebius inked an offtake agreement in May
Expands investment to $25bn
Company partnering with Bloom on project
First project will see the deployment of up to 328MW of capacity
Likely, the Project Jupiter facility being developed by Oracle and BorderPlex Digital Assets
Will replace planned gas and diesel generators at site
Builds on intial 1.2GW deal inked last year
The project would see the installation of 228 natural gas-powered fuel cells with a capacity of 73MW
Part of a global expansion effort for the fuel cell developer
European site expected to be announced before end of year
Expected to be in service by October 2026
Revenue surges 19.5 percent from last year
Will be delivered within 90 days
Site to use absorption chillers and cooling and DC power to the racks
Signs carbon capture partnership with Chart Industries
As Silicon Valley Power struggles to keep up with data center growth
Cells to come online next year
Had faced criticism over plan
Will be largest fuel cell powered data center in Silicon Valley
As grid power is harder to find, Bloom says it could be the primary power source for the next wave of data centers
Energy Servers can now adjust to demand in microgrids
Also partners with SK ecoplant for fuel cell trial in Singapore
Company seeking to use natural gas to power data centers
Company claims to be first data center in India to deploy fuel cells, initially using gas, and transitioning to hydrogen
Korean energy firm offers green power supplies