Switch’s Green Bond Success Fuels $659M Expansion in Sustainable Data Infrastructure
Strategic Financing for Sustainable Growth Las Vegas-based data center operator Switch has successfully secured $659 million through its latest asset-backed…
Strategic Financing for Sustainable Growth Las Vegas-based data center operator Switch has successfully secured $659 million through its latest asset-backed…
The Domino Effect of Cloud Dependency When Amazon Web Services (AWS) experienced a significant outage on Monday morning, the digital…
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Broadcom has unveiled the Thor Ultra, an 800G Ethernet Network Interface Card designed for AI data centers. The card leverages PCIe Gen6 and new packet control technologies to address limitations of traditional RDMA, promising improved performance and vendor flexibility.
Broadcom has introduced the Thor Ultra, described in reports as the industry’s first 800G AI Ethernet Network Interface Card (NIC). According to sources, the card is engineered for large-scale data centers that support advanced Artificial intelligence tools and workloads across hundreds of thousands of XPUs. The Thor Ultra’s implementation of PCIe Gen6 x16 is said to significantly boost throughput, addressing performance and scalability demands in AI-driven environments.
DataBank has more than doubled its credit facility to $1.6 billion, according to company reports. The expanded financing will reportedly accelerate data center development across multiple major markets to meet growing enterprise and AI demand.
DataBank has reportedly secured a significant expansion of its credit facility, more than doubling its available capital to fuel aggressive data center development, according to recent company announcements. Sources indicate the digital infrastructure provider has increased its existing $725 million credit facility to $1.6 billion, representing one of the larger finance transactions in the data center sector this year.
European cloud provider OVHcloud has revealed a new cooling architecture that sources indicate could dramatically reduce environmental impact. The company’s fifth-generation server racks and cooling systems reportedly cut cooling electricity needs by up to 50 percent while reducing water consumption by 30 percent.
European cloud and data center firm OVHcloud has unveiled what it describes as a groundbreaking cooling architecture for its global data center operations. According to reports, the new OVHcloud Smart Datacenter combines innovative industrial designs with artificial intelligence capabilities to significantly reduce both power and water consumption.
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