Utilities say hyperscale data centers can spread grid costs across more customers, but regulators are building protections in case that growth fails to materialize.

We explore the latest developments in data center hardware and infrastructure announced over the past month.

CedarDB co-founder Lukas Vogel argues enterprises may need to rethink where permissions and control live as AI agents move closer to operational systems.

As hyperscale AI campuses scale up, water and wastewater capacity are emerging as siting gatekeepers, reshaping cooling choices, municipal planning, and project approvals.

Denmark halted new large-load grid agreements as AI, Power-to-X, and electrification demand overwhelm capacity, forcing power-access triage.

Enterprise AI workloads are moving from experimental pilots into persistent operational infrastructure, reshaping hyperscale compute demand.

A new platform from CoreWeave combines inference, reinforcement learning, and observability to continuously optimize AI agents using live production data.

Snowflake has signed a new, enormous five-year deal with Amazon to secure chips for AI usage. Nvidia is once again being put on notice.

Data Center Knowledge toured the TeraWulf and Schneider Electric campus in Buffalo, N.Y., to see what it takes to power – and cool – the data centers of the future.

Utah’s proposed 9 GW Stratos campus reflects a broader evolution toward AI infrastructure built around dedicated energy systems, accelerated permitting, and direct control over power.