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Data Center Construction Faces Growing Restrictions Across the United States
U.S. communities increasingly impose limits and bans on new data center developments amid rising concerns nationwide.
Read MoreAMD Seeks Samsung Partnership to Boost Server Chip Production Amid Strong Demand
AMD faces server processor supply shortages and looks to Samsung’s 2-nm tech to expand production capacity in the near future.
Read MoreArm’s Server Processor Revenue Hits 15%, Targets $15 Billion by 2031
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.
Read MoreAnthropic Partners with SpaceX to Utilize Colossus 1 Data Center Resources
Anthropic gains full access to SpaceX’s Colossus 1 data center as both companies explore large-scale computing systems in space.
Read MoreSamsung Heavy Industries Unveils Floating Data Center for AI Workloads
Samsung Heavy Industries plans a large floating data center to support global AI systems in collaboration with US partner Mousterian.
Read MoreNvidia Partners with Corning to Expand Optical Data Transmission in U.S. Data Centers
Nvidia teams up with Corning to build new U.S. factories developing optical data technologies, aiming to replace copper cables in data centers.
Read MoreAMD to Shift from Universal Server CPUs to Specialized EPYC Variants for AI and Cloud Workloads
AMD plans to diversify its EPYC server CPU lineup to better serve AI, cloud, and other specialized data center workloads amid growing demand.
Read MoreMicrosoft Rethinks Clean Energy Commitment to Support AI Growth
Microsoft may alter its clean energy goals to better support data center power needs amid rising AI demand.
Read MoreMicron Unveils Record-Breaking 245TB SSD for Data Centers
Micron introduces the 6600 ION, a 245TB SSD designed to handle AI, cloud, and enterprise workloads in modern data centers.
Read MoreFoxconn’s April Revenue Surges Nearly 30% Amid Growing AI Infrastructure Demand
Foxconn’s April revenue rose almost 30% year-over-year, driven by expanding production of AI server systems for Nvidia.
Read MoreNvidia’s Reliance on Asian Suppliers Climbs to 90%, Driven by AI Hardware Expansion
Nvidia now depends on Asian suppliers for 90% of its production costs, up from 65% last year, amid growth in AI hardware manufacturing.
Read MoreOracle Cuts Up to 30,000 Jobs to Invest in AI and Data Centers, Former Employees Seek Better Severance
Oracle laid off as many as 30,000 workers to focus on AI and data center growth. Former staff push for improved severance and extended health coverage.
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