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
The 2.5GW site in New Mexico is set to come online in 2028
Alongside several other provisions to prevent cost shifting and excessive water use
Seeks to shield ratepayers from bearing the cost associated with data center buildout
ERCOT claims the audit will be completed by December
Proposal is now subject to a two-month scrutiny period
County introduces 12-month moratorium in data center hotspot
The bill was passed by the Senate in September
With C-Band spectrum on the table next year for carriers
No plans will be approved until new planning guidance is published
Would put a pause on projects of 50MW and up
More flexibility on regulations could drive 5G forward
Justice Department investigation joins FTC inquiry into potential de facto big tech mergers
Says AI Growth Zones will benefit communities
Governor directs all transactions on state property for data centers be frozen
With more than 60 operators and equipment vendors united, trade body presses for prioritization for wide-scale deployments
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
Obligatory regulatory squabbling causes more problems for the ViaSat-3 program
Cryptocurrency mining consumes approximately 1GW of power in Moscow alone
If passed, the legislation would create separate electricity tariffs for large data centers
The bill will not need to be put to a new vote in the House
Only 'local scale data centers for the local community' would be allowed
Follows new rate class establishment in July
As well as several new laws targeting the sector
North Campbell Land Co. looking to convert its Bitcoin mining facility to AI and HPC
Alongside potential conversion of existing 15MW Bitcoin mining facility to AI and HPC