DCD Magazine #62 - The coming wave
Will compute at sea sink or swim?
Will compute at sea sink or swim?
“Europe’s next space unicorn” boasts sovereignty credentials on mission-critical LEO service from the UK
JV taking on data center capacity in Dallas and North Carolina, deploying capacity at Texas cell tower
Startup has pivoted away from underwater data centers to harness the power of the sun
GPUs could be coming to a parking lot near you
Company makes its micro DC offering even smaller
Terminus will bring critical infrastructure below the Earth's surface
Ultimately planned to scale to 38MW, first of 40 planned sites
Deployed in partnership with Post Luxembourg
Company working towards higher-density ILAs with liquid cooling
TPUs are ready to catch some rays, hyperscaler claims
As companies ramp up inference footprint
Meet the developers putting compute out at sea
Will launch constellation of 50 satellites
The solution enables the deployment of a Mobile Private Network (MPN) in the field that can provide a dedicated, secure, high-capacity network
Updates product line aimed at small facilities
Facility will serve as the landing point for the Tikal submarine cable, which will connect Puerto Barrios, Guatemala, with Boca Raton, United States
Aims to give enterprises access to secure, low-latency AI inferencing
Company expanding footprint in city with second facility
Former Nexspace CEO back with venture
The largest iteration of Armada's Galleon family
ODC pioneer secures nearly half a billion dollars of investment to prove out space computing
Aus company tapped to deliver 2MW facility to unnamed customer
Two building scheme is part of planned network of Edge sites
Also adds AWS Local Zone in Las Vegas, Nevada
Calls for stronger sanctions to stop tech reaching Russia
Company wins another contract
CPU giant keeps four-year-old patent going as competing hyperscalers hurry to get them built
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