How AI Agents Are Bridging the Critical OT-IT Divide in Industrial Automation
The Convergence of Enterprise and Operational AI Industrial automation is undergoing a fundamental transformation as artificial intelligence moves from corporate…
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CoreWeave’s $5 Billion Acquisition Faces Investor Revolt as Deal Economics Deteriorate
Major Shareholder Opposition Threatens Core Scientific Acquisition The proposed $5 billion acquisition of Core Scientific by AI infrastructure giant CoreWeave…
Tech Giants Microsoft and Micron Accelerate Supply Chain Diversification From China
Major technology companies are accelerating their departure from Chinese manufacturing amid ongoing trade tensions. Microsoft aims to relocate up to 80% of server production outside China by 2026, while Micron Technology is exiting the country’s server chip business entirely following government restrictions.
Supply Chain Shift Accelerates
Technology giants Microsoft and Micron Technology are significantly reducing their manufacturing footprint in China amid ongoing trade tensions and geopolitical considerations, according to multiple industry reports. The moves represent one of the most substantial supply chain diversification efforts by U.S. technology companies to date.
Meta’s $30B Blue Owl Partnership Redefines Data Center Financing Strategy
Groundbreaking Financial Structure for Massive Data Center Project Meta has reportedly finalized a revolutionary $30 billion financing arrangement with Blue…
UK’s AI Expansion Faces Power Grid Constraints as Renewable Transition Lags
The UK’s ambitious AI growth plans are hitting energy infrastructure limitations, with datacenter construction outpacing power capacity. Energy Secretary Ed Miliband’s renewable vision faces implementation challenges amid rising consumer costs and grid constraints.
Britain’s Power Grid Strain
The United Kingdom’s artificial intelligence ambitions are reportedly colliding with electricity infrastructure limitations as datacenter construction accelerates faster than power generation capacity can expand. According to reports from industry analysts and government statements, the nation faces critical questions about how to supply sufficient energy for rapidly expanding AI facilities without causing blackouts or further inflating consumer bills.
America’s AI Infrastructure Surge: Power Grids, Water Resources and Household Budgets Under Pressure
The explosive growth of artificial intelligence is triggering an unprecedented datacenter construction boom across the United States, creating complex challenges…
Far from Silicon Valley, This Founder’s Data Center Business Is Building the Future of AI
Midwest Startup Powers AI Boom with Massive Data Center Buildouts Building the Backbone of Artificial Intelligence While Silicon Valley dominates…
Why women are leading the next chapter of data centers
How Female Leadership Is Redefining Data Center Infrastructure and Culture Women Driving Transformative Change in Data Centers In an industry…
ABB CEO ‘very confident’ of demand for data centers powering AI
Powering the AI Revolution: ABB’s Strategic Bet on Data Center Infrastructure As artificial intelligence transforms global industries, the infrastructure powering…
Microsoft Joins Growing Tech Exodus from Chinese Manufacturing Amid Trade Tensions
Microsoft has asked suppliers to prepare “out of China” production for Surface laptops and servers, sources indicate. The move comes as Trump threatens 100% tariffs and China tightens rare earth controls, creating compounding pressure on Big Tech’s supply chains.
Microsoft’s Manufacturing Shift Accelerates
Microsoft has reportedly become the latest Big Tech giant to begin decoupling its manufacturing operations from China, according to sources briefed on the matter who spoke to Nikkei Asia. The company has asked multiple suppliers to prepare “out of China” production for its Surface laptop computers and data center servers, with plans to manufacture components and assemble products outside China starting as early as 2026.