DCD Magazine #62 - The coming wave
Will compute at sea sink or swim?
News - North America, Modular Data Centers
The latest news from the AI, data center, telco, chip, and cloud sector
DCD Magazine #62 out now
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DXN secures contract with unnamed neocloud to supply modular data center
Will see DXN delivering a 1.36MW data center module
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Azio AI supplies 5MW modular data center to Envirotech Vehicles site in Texas
Companies still in talks over merger
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Crusoe to deploy modular data centers at Energy Vault's technology center in Snyder, Texas
Deployments expected to start this year
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Modular data center operator BluSky AI to lease five acres in Oklahoma
Lease could run for up to 20 years
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Modular data center provider BluSky AI Inc launches
Aims to provide infrastructure for AI
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Jericho Energy launches modular data center business
Will be powered by onsite natural gas generation
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AXP Energy strikes natural gas deal with Blackhart to power modular crypto-data centers
AXP will provide large volumes of stranded natural gas from its Pathfinder gas field
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Australia's DUG develops immersion cooling data center container
Deploys prototype pod in Maryland; is also licensing immersion tech to BAC
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Microsoft leads $40 million investment into Edge startup Armada
Company makes its off-grid satellite-connected modular data centers available to buy through Azure
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JLL, Lumen, and Schneider partner for modular Edge offering
Companies pitching up to 5,000 sites; can be live in six to nine months
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Gas-burning crypto firm Crusoe buys its modular data center partner
Crusoe owns its own data center factory
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MCFI builds modular data center for Big Bend Telephone in Texas
Modular facility will serve oil fields and local community
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Modular data center project in Alberta, Canada, dropped
Local firm had planned 20,000 sq ft data center
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Impact assessment reveals new US intelligence data center
Hints of new 10-acre facility at Virginia base emerge in Warrenton public library
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Facebook settles BladeRoom lawsuit, Emerson to face trial
Remaining defendant fears it will suffer prejudice due to Facebook’s involvement in the Cambridge Analytica scandal