Cerebras Systems CS-2 to be used by TotalEnergies for research
Giving the energy company use of 850,000 cores
Giving the energy company use of 850,000 cores
Spend money (via acquisitions and staff cuts) to make money
Combined company to rebrand as Edgio, Yahoo to have 31.9 percent stake
Bank accused Hitachi of breach of contract, unfair and deceptive trade practices, and gross professional negligence over storage array behind the outage
Effects of climate change also impacted connectivity in Scotland
Home of Microsoft and Amazon wants to introduce more incentives to encourage data center development
Lawyers call on shareholders to join the suit
Company planning $200 million facility on former sand mine; site was previously earmarked for a fuel cell plant
Telco spends C$20 million on 13,000-square-foot facility
Englewood data center to expand to 11.25MW, adding 4.5MW
Aeroflot loses access to the IT backbone for booking seats
Ericsson stock is now "uninvestable," say analysts
Maryland County looks to add ‘Critical Digital Infrastructure’ to zoning laws to allow for data centers in industrial-zoned areas
Company building new data center next to Network Operations Center to the north of Dallas-Fort Worth
Santa Clara’s Planning Commission previously criticized the project and the number of data centers in the city
Describes site of Intel's Columbus fab a "field of dreams"
Company takes hit to settle with now-defunct Cobalt Data Centers
With Twitch integration and games, it could do better than Stadia
Data center firms among 90 sponsors of US government-backed move to halve emissions by 2030
Infrastructure fund makes second investment in regional colo firm
Company leasing 49MW facility in the East Bay; site was formerly a bus manufacturing facility
Local residents angry after company admits involvement in a proposal to develop an 800-acre campus in Prince William County
Must turn to Eaton due to software stipulations
State Rep Pratt tries to pass a bill to provide sales and use tax exemption for data centers; similar attempts last year were vetoed by Governor Beshear