To mark International Women’s Day, we spotlight three women driving innovation in AI-ready data centers, tackling challenges in cooling, sustainability, and infrastructure design.

The company’s ambitious goal to secure $100 billion is led by its dominance in the custom chip space, with backing from some of the biggest names in tech.

The future of AI infrastructure hinges on sustainable, geographically diversified development that integrates clean energy sources and positions data centers as active contributors to the energy grid.

For operators facing rapidly rising, AI-driven loads, RDHx delivers practical efficiency gains now and buys time before undertaking complex, long-lead facility upgrades.

AI procurement startup Lio announced a $30 million Series A in a round led by Andreessen Horowitz.

This approach positions data centers as active contributors to grid resilience rather than passive energy consumers.

As the world wrestles with the AI arms race and power needs, the picture for the US is becoming clear: grid demands won’t be slowing down anytime soon.

Meta is advancing its AI ambitions with plans to develop custom chips for training models, alongside major deals with Nvidia and AMD.

CollectivIQ looks to give users more accurate answers to their AI queries by showing them responses that pull information from ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Grok — and up to 10 other models — all at the same time.

The biopharmaceutical company said it will build dedicated AI infrastructure specifically tailored to the biotech industry.