Advancements in semiconductor technology, GPU development, and data center infrastructure that power AI computing capabilities.
BUUU Group agreed to acquire a 60% stake in modular data center provider Brightray Science and signed private placements that could help generate more than $60 million.
CollPlant Biotechnologies has completed its acquisition of LightSolver, an Israeli company developing a laser based computing platform.
Ramp has signed a strategic collaboration agreement with Amazon Web Services and made its finance platform available through AWS Marketplace.
Vobile and Unified National Networks have signed agreements to operate AI factories at a new data center in Brunei. UNN will allocate 25 MW of capacity to Vobile and reserve another 25 MW for expansion.
Nscale has agreed to provide Figure with an initial $3.5 billion in computing resources for its Helix models and humanoid robots.
Sharon AI signed a five year agreement to use Rafay Systems as a central operations layer for its AI infrastructure. The architecture is designed to support up to 150,000 GPUs.
Flex has agreed to acquire EPC Power for $4.4 billion, adding power conversion technology for AI data centers and grid applications.
Tensordyne has detailed Napier, an AI inference system built on a 3 nm processor and logarithmic arithmetic. The chip has taped out, and the company projects one rack could do the work of nine Nvidia and Groq racks.
LITEON Technology will acquire about 25% of DCX Liquid Cooling Systems in a transaction valued at approximately $176 million.
Chatsworth Products has joined Digital Realty's London Innovation Lab, where customers can test AI and hybrid cloud infrastructure before deployment.
Zendure has introduced Agentic HEMS, a system that manages solar generation, batteries, electric vehicles, heat pumps, electricity tariffs, and household loads.
Sivers Semiconductors will expand its Glasgow manufacturing facility to produce more lasers for AI data centers and optical networks.
Mixx Technologies has launched the SxC Connector, which can terminate up to 24,576 optical fibers in a single rack unit.
Broadcom reported $16.7 billion in third quarter AI semiconductor revenue, up 221% from a year earlier. It expects the figure to reach $21.7 billion in the fourth quarter.
Acer introduced the Veriton RI110 AI Mini Workstation, a compact system for local and cloud AI workloads with an Intel Core Ultra X7 processor, Intel Arc graphics, and support for models up to 120 billion parameters.
Equinix announced Fabric One, a managed connectivity service for enterprise cloud, AI, and network environments, with beta planned for later this year and general availability in 2027.
Dirac and Amazon Web Services have partnered to host BuildOS on AWS infrastructure, including AWS GovCloud (US), for manufacturers handling regulated production data.
Aranya raised $11 million to expand its team and develop its infrastructure software for GPU clusters. The company says its platform converts bare metal servers into custom clusters in under 48 hours.
S&P Global has completed its acquisition of datacenterHawk, adding data center, fiber optic, and related infrastructure intelligence to S&P Global Energy.
Salute has agreed to acquire T5 Operations, a data center operations unit of T5 Data Centers, in a deal that would expand its management footprint to more than 15 GW across over 150 markets.
Weekly coverage of AI hardware developments including chips, GPUs, cloud platforms, and data center technology.