Asia’s wealthiest families and conglomerates are pouring billions into data centers to capitalize on tech giants’ $240 billion APAC expansion plans. Meanwhile, OpenAI is pushing for federal loan guarantees to offset its own infrastructure costs. The data center arms race is heating up on multiple fr
All four major publicly listed data center companies posted significant revenue growth in Q3 2025, continuing the industry’s expansion trend. Equinix plans to double capacity by 2029 while Digital Realty reported $1.6 billion in quarterly revenue. AI workloads and enterprise demand are driving the s
Singtel has confirmed it’s part of a consortium negotiating to acquire ST Telemedia Global Data Centres. The potential deal could exceed $3.9 billion and give the buyers over 80% ownership of the data center operator.
ExxonMobil CEO Darren Woods says the company is “pretty advanced” in discussions to supply data centers with natural gas power combined with carbon capture systems. The oil giant aims to capture up to 90% of emissions from these plants, positioning itself as the “only realistic game in town” for low
PlayStation Portal just got its most significant update yet with cloud streaming for PS Plus Premium members. The feature lets you play PS5 games directly from Sony’s servers without needing your console nearby. But is this the game-changer it appears to be?
OpenAI has committed to $1.4 trillion in computing infrastructure deals with Microsoft, Amazon, and Oracle. But with only 10% of funding secured, this creates massive counterparty risk that could wipe out trillions in market value if the startup can’t deliver.
Sony’s PlayStation Portal handheld just got a major upgrade with full cloud streaming support. The device can now play hundreds of games directly from Sony’s servers without connecting to a PS5. This fundamentally changes what the Portal can do.
Cisco is centralizing its customer experience services around artificial intelligence. The company’s new Cisco IQ platform aims to replace fragmented tools with a unified intelligence system. This represents a major shift in how enterprises manage their network infrastructure and services.
Google is developing space-based AI data centers called Project Suncatcher. The company plans to launch prototype satellites with TPUs by early 2027 and believes orbital data centers could become economical by the mid-2030s when launch costs drop dramatically.
Cisco is launching a wave of new platforms aimed at helping partners manage the AI explosion. The company predicts AI will form the majority of its partners’ business within three to five years.
