Data Center News
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SK hynix is expanding its AI-memory roadmap with HBF, PIM/AiMX, SALT-KV and enterprise SSD technologies aimed at AI data movement bottlenecks.
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Vertiv’s 2.3 MW CoolChip CDU becomes the first coolant distribution unit qualified specifically for NVIDIA DSX Ready AI factory infrastructure.
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Giga Computing’s GAIFA AI factory starts with six racks, 700 kW of planned power capacity, direct liquid cooling and two NVIDIA GB300 NVL72 racks.
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Firebird’s Armenia AI campus is planned to reach roughly 300 MW and host more than 70,000 advanced NVIDIA chips by the end of 2027.
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Synopsys and TSMC expand A14 and 2nm chip-design collaboration across agentic AI EDA, CoWoS, HBM4, PCIe 7.0, UCIe, 224G Ethernet and co-packaged optics.
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ABB’s new Infinitus portfolio moves AI data-center power toward source-to-rack 800 VDC with solid-state transformers, DC distribution, protection and cooling optimization.
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Huawei’s Grid-Interactive AIDC 1.0 combines 800 VDC-ready power, grid-forming energy storage and AI-powered liquid cooling for hyperscale AI infrastructure.
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Supermicro is shipping NVIDIA Vera Rubin NVL72 racks with direct liquid cooling, HBM4 memory and infrastructure designed to scale from 5 MW toward gigawatt-class AI data centers.
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Google LLC, XXVI Holdings and Alphabet filed a Schedule 13G on September 25 reporting beneficial ownership of 41,011,803 TeraWulf shares issuable through warrants held directly by Google LLC, representing 7.6% of the filing’s calculated share base. The filing is a new regulatory ownership disclosure tied to TeraWulf’s expanding relationship with Google-backed AI infrastructure at Lake…
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CleanSpark has closed a $2.276 billion senior secured debt financing to fund completion of its Sandersville, Georgia data center, marking one of the largest infrastructure financings yet by a company built around industrial Bitcoin mining. The 7.875% senior secured notes mature in 2031 and were sold at 98.5% of principal. CleanSpark’s financing subsidiary plans to…
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Cipher Digital has extended the contracted life of its 300 MW Barber Lake data center in Colorado City, Texas from 10 years to 20 years, adding approximately $5.2 billion of contracted revenue and taking the site’s total above $9 billion. The September 25 agreements pair an amendment to Cipher’s existing Fluidstack lease with a binding…
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Texas has paused new state permits for data centers while regulators audit the industry’s impact on electricity and water, putting a new constraint around one of the most important power markets for Bitcoin mining and AI infrastructure. On September 21, Governor Greg Abbott directed the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality to halt permits sought by…
