Advancements in semiconductor technology, GPU development, and data center infrastructure that power AI computing capabilities.
Dominion Energy reports 54.9 GW of data center demand in various stages of contracting, up 13% from the end of 2025. More than 12 GW is covered by signed electric service agreements.
Nvidia reportedly requires cloud partners to earn at least 51% of service sales from companies outside China, limiting how much computing capacity they can sell to Chinese customers.
Tract plans a 500MW data center campus with up to seven buildings in County Durham, its expansion into Europe.
Amazon, Microsoft, Oracle and Google disclosed plans to raise more than $131 billion through loans, bonds and stock offerings as they expand AI infrastructure.
Robot navigation technology supplier Amicro is offering shares in Hong Kong, with trading expected to begin on November 12. The company supplies chips, algorithms and components used in cleaning robots and other machines.
Apple expects higher memory prices and Siri AI cloud costs to pull its December quarter gross margin down to 45% to 46%, after record September quarter revenue of $114.5 billion.
Baidu's AI chip unit Kunlunxin may push its Hong Kong IPO into 2027 while awaiting regulatory approval, according to Bloomberg. Baidu denies the report.
Drax, Brookfield and Radiant plan an AI data center at Drax Power Station in North Yorkshire, with total investment estimated at more than £20 billion.
The Novo Nordisk Foundation will award up to DKK 100 million to AI4GRIDS, a four year research initiative focused on using AI to improve Nordic power grid operations.
A USC survey finds that 76% of Americans say the government does too little to regulate AI, while 77% say data centers need more regulation.
The nRF71 Series combines Wi-Fi, Bluetooth Low Energy, Thread and on device AI for battery powered products, with standby power usage up to 20 times lower than the nRF70 Series.
South Korea plans to allocate 21.3 trillion won to artificial intelligence and semiconductors in 2027, nearly double its 2026 spending.
Samsung SDS will build a 60 MW AI data center in Gumi, South Korea, with capacity for expansion to 120 MW. Operations are scheduled to begin in March 2029.
Four planned hyperscale data centres are considering gas fired power while awaiting grid connections. Together, they could require 1.3 gigawatts and emit 4.1 million tonnes of CO2 annually at full capacity.
Longsys will introduce an industrial mSSD for edge AI systems at electronica 2026 in Munich. The company will also display automotive and industrial storage products and demonstrate its AI storage technologies.
Public submissions close November 4 on Project Meridien, a proposed AI data centre and energy hub covering 27,520 hectares on Karajarri Country in Western Australia.
Chemours has introduced five Faizeon dielectric fluids for two phase direct to chip and immersion cooling in AI and high performance computing data centers.
Oracle filed to sell $10 billion of stock and $10 billion of bonds, matching the capital-raise cap it set at its 28 October investor day.
Perplexity Enterprise and API Platform earned the first fully CR26 compliant FedRAMP 20x Class C certification, following an independent assessment by 360 Advanced.
RHAELM will pay Workhorse $10 million to build a TerraPod reference unit, while the companies consider an initial order for 150 systems.
Weekly coverage of AI hardware developments including chips, GPUs, cloud platforms, and data center technology.