Microsoft data center will use enough electricity for 300,000 homes. Here's what to know about it.
The first phase alone of Microsoft’s data center in Mount Pleasant will likely require the same amount of electricity needed ...
Microsoft slams the brakes on $3.3 billion data center — reportedly set to foster development of OpenAI's supercomputer
Microsoft has decided to temporarily pause the construction of a $3.3 billion data center in Mount Pleasant. The company ...
AWS says it’ll invest ‘at least’ $11B to expand data center infrastructure in Georgia
Amazon's cloud computing division says that it plans to invest "at least" $11 billion in Georgia to expand its data center ...
Data center companies investing in Brazil
Brazil is rapidly emerging as a key hub for data centers, with billions of dollars in investments expected in the coming ...
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Viable But Not Preferred: Why Warehouse Conversions Won’t Quench Data Center Demand
Despite the rise of generative AI, high costs and design hurdles means converting warehouses to data centers only makes sense ...
Arm considers acquisition of data center chipmaker Ampere
Details, attributed to anonymous sources who spoke with Bloomberg, are scarce – it is uncertain whether Arm will proceed with ...
Microsoft data center will be the state's largest electricity user. Power needs equal 300,000 homes
Microsoft data center will consume a massive amount of electricity, enough to power several hundred thousand homes.
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Port Washington data center project; first meeting held
For the first time, Port Washington leaders discussed what one company wants to build on the city's north side on Tuesday ...
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Lincoln announces 131-acre data center campus in Dallas, Texas
Real estate firm Lincoln Property Company has announced plans to develop a 131-acre data center campus in Dallas, Texas. The ...
Data Center Energy Demand Fueled Massive Gains For Utility Stocks In 2024
Utilities, the lowest-performing S&P 500 sector in 2023, rebounded strongly in 2024, reflecting a major shift in electricity ...