DCD Magazine #62 - The coming wave
Will compute at sea sink or swim?
Will compute at sea sink or swim?
Expected to classify data centers with a capacity of more than 100MW hyperscale facilities
Expected to unlock 23GW of additional capacity on the grid
Seeks to shield ratepayers from bearing the cost associated with data center buildout
ERCOT claims the audit will be completed by December
Slated for completion by 2030
Will add 96MW of additional capacity across the two plants
Proposal is now subject to a two-month scrutiny period
Pilot undertaken by Quintrace, esVolta, and LevelTen Energy
Joined by a range of launch partners, including Anthropic and RWE
The power supply system includes a 400/220 kV substation
Plant tied to long-term PPA with Google
Neso argued that its critical grid processes now rely too heavily on Palantir's technology
Audit ordered by governor last month
Facilities would have to temporarily power down during periods of high demand
Due to growing concerns over power consumption and local community impacts
Will deploy both WeatherNext2 and Gemini Enterprise
Cryptocurrency mining consumes approximately 1GW of power in Moscow alone
If passed, the legislation would create separate electricity tariffs for large data centers
Tied to the Bairnsdale Battery Energy Storage System in Victoria, Australia
Sees data center supplier move up the chain into the behind-the-meter space
Overall demand has risen markedly since 2021, when only 1GW of grid connection applications were received by grid operator Terna
US utility Georgia Power will construct the new generation, with the ChatGPT maker expected to foot the bill
As well as several new laws targeting the sector
Follows the completion of its fifth demonstration project
Data centers' first phase is expected to come online next year
Meta, QTS, Amazon, SoftBank Energy, and Google all commit funds to the program
Revises the capacity of the data center to more than 120MW
Taoiseach said that the country is "open to [nuclear]"