DCD Magazine #62 - The coming wave
Will compute at sea sink or swim?
Will compute at sea sink or swim?
Will jointly develop distributed energy systems
Will cover the full electrical path of the data center
The partnership also expands collaboration on energy infrastructure supporting AWS data centers
Will form the basis of ‘Germany Stack’ to support country’s sovereign AI efforts
Company says new AI system removes hot air pockets and improves preventative maintenance
Aims to provide operators with real-time visibility into assets
Set to be deployed at Soluna's Project Grace site in Texas
Claims will aid in accelerating the path to commercial fusion energy
Targeting European and Asia-Pacific markets
Up to 10,000 Blackwell GPUs to be provided
More than 20 companies announce partnerships with Nvidia in preparation of next wave of rack density jumps
Also agree to collaborate on nuclear energy buildout
Available on a rental basis with no upfront costs
Cadence and Siemens also told to stop supplying technology to Chinese customers
Network slicing is being tested by a water utility in the state of North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
Turbine manufacturers beginning to limit investments to reduce risks of overexposure
The growth of AI cannot be met by green energy alone
Company takes over facility on Siemens campus
Part of a $500 million investment in the US
Following a number of companies that have left the country
Spartanburg plant expanded due to demand from infrastructure customers such as data centers
It's a bid to keep data safe and secure in Europe
Edge Computing Underground group wants to recycle tunnels for small facilities
One year on, Facebook nearly doubles Google’s Norwegian wind purchase
Demand-driven cooling integrating Vigilent’s AI-based service now available outside the US
Maya HTT has added intelligence to the Clarity DCIM product
Synco IC promises energy savings and reduced servicing costs
“We’ve optimized how we build; now we need to improve how we operate”