Data Center News
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Georgia’s 2026 data-center power ranking: OpenAI Project Camellia 3.2 GW, Project Bunkhouse 1.83 GW early site-plan demand versus 1.3 GW computing estimate, and QTS Blakely 1.4 GW concept.
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Florida’s 2026 biggest documented data-center plans: Fort Meade 1.2 GW locally approved but awaiting water clearance, Cielo Haines City 300 MW stalled, and Atlas Fort Pierce 240 MW proposed. We explain the disputed 4 GW DeSoto estimate.
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CenterPoint adds $4 billion to its 10-year investment plan and forecasts 14 GW of Houston-area demand growth by 2030. The grid-capacity questions behind the headline.
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Vantage reserves more than 1 GW of Heron Link solid-state transformer production capacity for 800 VDC AI data centers. What is confirmed and still unproven?
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Arizona has some of America’s largest announced data-center land developments, but their power figures are primarily proposed future capacity, not live electrical load. The third installment in BitcoinVersus.Tech’s state-by-state Top 3 series examines Tract’s Buckeye technology park, Arizona Land Consulting’s Hassayampa Ranch, and Beale Infrastructure’s Luckett Road development in Marana. We rank distinct, identifiable data-center…
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Alaska’s three biggest named computing proposals span a 50 MW Bitcoin pilot, 100 MW subsea concept and STAK’s 1–3 GW power campus. Here’s what the permits really show.
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In a Bloomberg Originals interview, Blackstone CEO Stephen Schwarzman traces the firm’s AI data-center strategy to a 2015 conversation and its $10 billion QTS deal, with electricity now a central constraint.
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Meta prices $37.5 billion of equity offerings and proposes a further $60 billion share-sale program as NVIDIA invests $3 billion. Yahoo Finance examines circular financing concerns.
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Broadcom, Bank of America, Blackstone, Citi and Morgan Stanley announced a $63 billion financing structure for AI chips leased to Anthropic, with deliveries starting in 2027.
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Enphase and Infineon say their tested 900 V gallium nitride switch is moving into solid-state transformer development for AI data centers.
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Unconventional AI agrees to acquire NeuReality as it pursues a 1,000× AI computing-efficiency goal. Here’s what is confirmed and what remains untested.
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Keel’s Moses Lake Bitcoin mine is being repurposed for AI computing as backup-power systems and the U.S. microgrid market draw new attention. Here’s what is confirmed.
