US companies have issued over $200 billion in AI-related bonds this year, accounting for more than a quarter of all corporate debt. This massive capital raise for data centers and infrastructure represents a fundamental shift in how tech giants finance their AI ambitions, with potentially systemic c
Google is pioneering an unprecedented approach to power its AI ambitions by reviving a nuclear plant that closed in 2020. This marks the first time a U.S. nuclear facility will be restarted after decommissioning, creating a new blueprint for tech’s energy crisis.
AEP’s massive capital spending plan reflects a utility “super cycle” driven by unprecedented data center growth. The company’s strategic positioning and transmission advantages position it to capitalize on America’s digital transformation.
The explosive growth of artificial intelligence is pushing data centers beyond traditional grid capabilities. Dispatchable power solutions using microgrids and sustainable fuels are emerging as critical infrastructure for the AI era.
In just 45 days, Taiwan’s Zettabyte transformed a legacy Chief Telecom data center from 20kW to 100kW+ liquid-cooled racks. This rapid retrofit signals a major shift in how data centers are adapting to AI’s power demands across Asia and beyond.
The data center revolution is reshaping industrial companies far beyond technology. Caterpillar’s 11% surge shows how traditional manufacturers are benefiting from infrastructure demand. Here’s why every company needs data center exposure.
Malaysia’s Johor state has become Southeast Asia’s fastest-growing data center market with a staggering 5GW pipeline. But this explosive growth faces critical challenges from power grid limitations to geopolitical tensions between US and Chinese tech interests.
After a multi-year transformation, Zones has evolved from a traditional VAR into a global solutions provider. New CEO Yehia Omar discusses the strategic shift toward cloud, AI, and managed services that positions the company for its next growth phase.
According to CRN, Zones has undergone a drama
Caterpillar’s $100 million workforce pledge begins with Indiana investments, targeting advanced manufacturing skills. The move addresses critical workforce shortages as demand for heavy equipment grows.
While Microsoft’s Project Natick sits abandoned, Chinese company HiCloud is pushing forward with not one but two underwater data center projects. The newly launched facility off Shanghai combines offshore wind power with natural ocean cooling in what could be a game-changing approach to data center
