Tag: infrastructure
Computer Clubs Experience Significant Growth in Russia with Revenue Surging Nearly 40-Fold in Five Years
Russia’s computer clubs see a 26% revenue boost and 25% growth in venues, with over 1.25 million unique visitors recorded in March 2026.
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Delays in US Data Center Construction Threaten AI Project Timelines
Construction slowdowns for new US data centers risk delaying AI development timelines for major tech firms, potentially affecting up to 40% of projects.
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Exploring the Potential of Orbital Data Centers Powered by Solar Energy
Orbital data centers could leverage abundant solar energy and extreme cold in space to transform data processing infrastructure.
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Ippon Pacific II 2000 UPS Offers Versatile High-Power Backup with Pure Sine Wave Output
The Ippon Pacific II 2000 UPS delivers robust pure sine wave power and flexible installation options, suited for both rack and tower setups.
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Rural US Activists Leverage AI to Challenge Data Center Expansion
Activists in rural America employ AI tools to combat large-scale data center projects encroaching on their communities.
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Anthropic Appoints Former Microsoft Executive Eric Boyd to Lead Infrastructure Division
Anthropic has hired ex-Microsoft executive Eric Boyd to lead its infrastructure team, focusing on scaling computing resources for growing user demand.
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US AI Data Center Expansion Faces Delays Amid Power Shortages
Power shortages in the US threaten to delay or cancel over 30% of AI data center projects planned for this year.
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Satellite TV Restored in Siberia After Satellite Failure, Service Disrupted in Russia’s Far East
Satellite TV operators restore service in Siberia after satellite failure, but viewers in Russia’s Far East face disruptions due to satellite reorientation.
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Memory Costs to Command Nearly 30% of Data Center Capital Spending by 2026
Memory expenses are projected to rise to 30% of data center capital costs by 2026, a fourfold increase from 2023 levels, according to analysts.
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Oracle Plans Massive Staff Reductions to Fund New AI-Focused Data Centers
Oracle aims to cut thousands of jobs to redirect resources toward building advanced AI data centers, causing a notable dip in its stock price.
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Chinese AI Chipmakers Gain Market Share Amid U.S. Decline in Domestic AI Infrastructure
Chinese AI chip suppliers captured 41% of their domestic market last year as U.S. providers saw significant drops in share within China’s AI infrastructure segment.
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Satellite TV Outages Continue in Russia After Express-AT1 Malfunction
Millions in Siberia and the Russian Far East face satellite TV disruptions following the failure of the Express-AT1 satellite’s power system.
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