The next decade of digital infrastructure will be shaped by how quickly power can reach the right place, at the right time, at an acceptable cost

Greenland, expansionism, and the risk to Taiwan

The crypto world becomes ever more intermingled with the AI and cloud

How do we balance the privacy of our data and the responsibility of cloud providers to ensure their clients remain ethical?

Will the regulator remember what really matters for the UK cloud market?

The real victims of Trump's tariff extravaganza

Unpicking truth from fiction in the world's biggest data center story

Could we be moving towards a less siloed cloud market?

What's happened in a month of big deals?

Analyzing the reality of building the largest data center in the world

Hyperscalers may be complying with the EU Data Act, but does it go far enough?

The ban will likely mean more for data centers than it will for consumers

It’s necessary, but not the way many people are proposing now

Look beyond just OpenAI and you'll find a company firing on all cylinders, ready to capture the generative AI moment

A look at the data center’s impact on society

Following the cloud all the way to Madrid

Microsoft's investment in fusion power will deliver overheated vapor, not actual electricity

When post-Brexit Britain flexes its muscles, Brad Smith is not impressed

The power required by AI models is expanding uncontrollably - and that is before the models get fully deployed

Large language models speak convincingly, not accurately

Whether or not the big layoffs were necessary, they were astonishingly badly handled

The EU has signaled it will hold gatekeepers like Microsoft and Facebook to account. Here's what it needs to do now, to regulate Big Tech

Even the thirstiest data centers are still a small part of the water economy. That does not let them off the hook

Power purchase agreements normally only cover 50 to 70 percent of emissions. It's time tech giants paid the true price of 24x7 PPAs

The hydrogen economy has a much bigger role than providing backup power for data centers. But it has to start somewhere

Carbon capture would be a ticket to continuous growth - so obviously Meta, Alphabet and co want it to happen

Understanding Facebook's rapid decline and what it means for Edge dreams

We've got by without it for a year. Let's Zoom for the sake of the planet