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Counterfeit parts now represent up to 80% of some server hardware categories in Russia, as companies depend heavily on foreign infrastructure.

AMD’s EPYC line captured a record 46.2% of the server processor market in Q1 2026, driven by increasing demand for AI workloads.

CME Group and Silicon Data unveil plans for a new futures market trading computing power, aiming to support AI industry demand.

Google and SpaceX reportedly discuss launching satellite-based data centers as part of Google’s Suncatcher initiative.

Building data centers beyond city limits reduces regulatory hurdles and local opposition, speeding up development timelines.

U.S. communities increasingly impose limits and bans on new data center developments amid rising concerns nationwide.

AMD faces server processor supply shortages and looks to Samsung’s 2-nm tech to expand production capacity in the near future.

Arm’s server processor segment now accounts for 15% of revenue, with plans to triple it to $15 billion by 2031 through self-branded products.

Anthropic gains full access to SpaceX’s Colossus 1 data center as both companies explore large-scale computing systems in space.

Samsung Heavy Industries plans a large floating data center to support global AI systems in collaboration with US partner Mousterian.

Nvidia teams up with Corning to build new U.S. factories developing optical data technologies, aiming to replace copper cables in data centers.

AMD plans to diversify its EPYC server CPU lineup to better serve AI, cloud, and other specialized data center workloads amid growing demand.

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