Amazon Is Going Nuclear To Prevent Future AWS Outages
In the wake of a major service outage that disrupted millions of users, Amazon is taking an unprecedented step to...
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Meta Is Building An AI Center The Size Of 70 Football Fields – And It Could Contaminate Water In The Surrounding Areas
Meta is building one of the world’s largest artificial intelligence data centers in Richland Parish, Louisiana, a...
Sam Altman Admits OpenAI ‘Totally Screwed Up’ Its GPT-5 Launch
OpenAI’s CEO, Sam Altman, has never hidden his ambition to reshape the internet and push AI into uncharted...
Laser Cooling Breakthrough Could Make Data Centers Much Greener
Lasers are typically the go-to tech for heating things fast, precisely, and from afar. But what if we flipped the...
AI Boom Could Cause 600,000 Asthma Cases, $20 Billion In Health Costs By 2030
As AI revolutionizes industries and transforms everyday life, the infrastructure supporting its growth demands...
Microsoft Expects To Spend $80 Billion On AI-Enabled Data Centers In Fiscal 2025
Microsoft has announced plans to spend an ambitious $80 billion in fiscal year 2025 to expand its data center...
The U.S. Grid Can’t Handle The Drain Of Growing Generative AI Energy Use, Reports Say
The swift expansion of generative AI is putting substantial pressure on the US power grid and water supplies, mainly...
Scientists Have Created The World’s 1st Programmable Photonic Chip
A pioneering collaboration between the Photonics Research Laboratory (PRL)-iTEAM at the Universitat Politècnica de...
This Company Is Going To Build 60 Football Field-Sized Data Centers Worth $25 Billion
In a strategic move poised to capitalize on the AI revolution, private equity titan Blackstone is embarking on...
This Programming Language Could Actually Halve The Land Used By Data Centers
Data centers are crucial to the functioning of our digital world, but they come at a significant cost to the...
Microsoft Is Dumping It’s Data Centers Into The Pacific Ocean. Here’s The Smart Reason
Dumping computer equipment into water is not a very bright idea and that’s exactly why it raised a lot of eyebrows...
