Claros develops tech designed to power high-speed AI chipsets

Follows the completion of its fifth demonstration project

Transaction expected to close this year

Has a capacity of 50kW

Non-binding deal envisions up to 6GW of nuclear capacity by 2040

Data centers' first phase is expected to come online next year

Contracted to receive 125,030MWh of power over the agreement's duration

Expected to have a capacity of 300MW

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]"

Will begin deployments in the Australian market

First power is slated for next year

Will have to pay approximately 10 percent higher charges for power use

Digital Realty, Equinix, Keppel Data Centers, and ST Telemedia Global Data Centers will each be allocated 50MW of new capacity

Further details are expected to be revealed when the deal is completed

Will support the development of virtual power plants

Expected to reduce onsite power installation by more than 40 percent

Mandates that data center projects receive all required local approvals before permits are issued

Initiative forms part of the NZIH’s broader work on heat reuse and heat-to-X solutions

Will support QTS' operations in the region

Will combine its ultracapacitor energy storage system with grid-forming power conversion

Part of Voltus' Bring Your Own Capacity program

Supplied from industrial and commercial rooftop solar installations across the country