- Even at $160 per kW, with 15-year leases, and upfront cash, some AI cloud providers are being turned away as creditworthiness replaces price as the gatekeeper for capacity.
- The deal brings PCIe fabric and rack-scale system design in-house, as d-Matrix moves beyond silicon into full-stack AI infrastructure.
- AI workloads are reshaping data center design, moving from rigid redundancy to tailored flexibility, writes Harqs Singh.
- Researchers have simulated a 97–qubit surface code with hardware-level noise on cloud HPC – highlighting the growing role of classical infrastructure in quantum system design.
- AI’s evolution demands resilient backbone networks for training and inference, writes Mattias Fridström.
- Proposed changes to electricity connection rules could accelerate hyperscale projects while making it harder for smaller developers to secure power.
- The Netherlands-based company says it has achieved below-threshold error mitigation in a photonic quantum system – a milestone tied directly to fault-tolerant quantum computing and one that could significantly reduce the infrastructure footprint required to scale.
- The $14.2 billion buyback unwinds a 2024 financing deal as Intel moves to reclaim control of critical AI-era chip manufacturing capacity.
- A new partnership aims to tackle power and cooling challenges by developing floating data centers, with operations expected to begin by 2027.
- Developers must strategically navigate interconnection processes, explore alternative power solutions, and coordinate multiple factors to ensure project feasibility and timely operation.


