The data center industry faces a critical talent shortage with 300,000 unfilled positions. The problem isn’t a lack of qualified people, but outdated hiring practices that prioritize past experience over future potential. Here’s what needs to change.
Meta shares tumbled 9% despite beating revenue estimates as investors balked at the company’s massive AI infrastructure spending plans. The social media giant faces critical questions about when its AI investments will translate to profits.
A former Air Force base in Maine’s remote northern border region is transforming into a data center park with fiber infrastructure from FirstLight. The site offers unique advantages including Canadian hydropower and liquid cooling technology.
The explosive growth of data centers and industrial power demand threatens to drive electricity rates higher through costly infrastructure upgrades. New regulatory approaches and demand flexibility technologies offer a path to manage peak loads without passing billions in costs to consumers.
A grassroots coalition in rural Indiana is challenging a massive AI data center development. Local residents claim they weren’t properly informed about the project’s risks and implications for their community.
In an industry where speed to market is critical, one data center startup has demonstrated how brownfield development can dramatically accelerate AI infrastructure deployment. The company reportedly achieved operational status within 90 days by repurposing an existing facility with advanced cooling systems designed for high-density computing.
In the race to establish artificial intelligence computing capacity, one data center startup has demonstrated how brownfield development can dramatically reduce deployment timelines, according to industry reports. Sources indicate that Patmos successfully established a functional AI data center within just 90 days by repurposing an existing industrial facility rather than constructing from scratch.
Google has secured its first U.S. power purchase agreement from a natural gas facility using carbon capture technology, according to reports. The project aims to provide cleaner electricity for the company’s expanding Midwest data centers while addressing grid capacity constraints.
Google has entered into what sources describe as the first corporate agreement to purchase electricity from a U.S. power plant utilizing carbon capture and storage technology. According to reports, the deal will help fuel the company’s data centers across the Midwest region as demand for computational power, particularly for artificial intelligence applications, continues to surge.
Investment firm Roth Capital Partners has upgraded Core Scientific to buy despite fading acquisition prospects. Analysts suggest the company’s standalone value lies in leasing its substantial power capacity for high-performance computing applications.
Roth Capital Partners has reportedly upgraded Core Scientific shares from neutral to buy, according to recent analyst reports, even as the potential acquisition by CoreWeave appears less likely. Analyst Darren Aftahi simultaneously raised his 12-month price target to $23.50 from $17, suggesting a potential 32% gain based on the company’s standalone prospects.
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