Meta infrastructure chief Santosh Janardhan to step down
Santosh Janardhan will step down as Meta's infrastructure chief and joint head of engineering. Dave Brown, a former Amazon executive, will replace him.
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Santosh Janardhan will step down as Meta's infrastructure chief and joint head of engineering. Dave Brown, a former Amazon executive, will replace him.
CoreWeave reported $3.66 billion in third quarter revenue and raised its full year 2026 forecast to between $13 billion and $13.3 billion.
AWS has opened its first cloud region in Chile to select customers and plans general availability by the end of 2026. Amazon will invest more than $4 billion in the region.
A Pew Research Center analysis finds growing US opposition to data centers as the number of facilities and their electricity use increase.
CoreWeave Database is a managed PostgreSQL service that runs alongside AI training and inference workloads in CoreWeave Kubernetes Service clusters.
MasTec will deploy Gritt robotic attachments on utility scale solar projects across several US states after testing the systems at active sites.
Virginia Democrats proposed civil penalties involving AI generated child sexual abuse material, restrictions on AI wage setting and tighter oversight of large data centers as part of their 2027 legislative agenda.
Torus raised $500 million to manufacture Foundry, a modular system that combines battery storage with AI inference computing.
OpenAI now lets approved API customers process GPT-6 Luna requests and inference in Japan, subject to Zero Data Retention requirements.
Kraft Group and Unified Global Packaging Group are considering a 900 MW data center campus in Sutton, Massachusetts, with ten buildings planned by 2033.
Saudi Arabia's National Infrastructure Fund and HUMAIN signed two financing agreements worth up to $667 million for GPUs and energy infrastructure supporting AI data centers.
Voters in Ottawa, Kansas, approved a ten year moratorium on data centers requiring more than 25MW of capacity. The measure received 71.85 percent support.
Vodacom Group will seek partners to build AI data centres in markets such as South Africa and Kenya, CEO Shameel Joosub told Bloomberg.
Mavria raised $130 million across preseed and seed rounds to manufacture standardized infrastructure for AI data centers in the United States.
Riverside will not accept data center proposals while a city working group studies AI and drafts policy recommendations.
Anthropic increased its Microsoft compute commitment to between $47.2 billion and $49.2 billion. A separate $34.9 billion agreement with Lambda can now be terminated after Lambda missed a facility lease deadline.
Atomarine raised $19 million to develop floating data centers powered by nuclear reactors mounted on ships. It plans an initial deployment in 2031 or 2032.
Anthropic says Claude Mythos got Claude processing prompts on AMD MI355X GPUs in about three days, work that used to take dozens of engineers six to 12 months.
Armada and Johnson Controls have started continuous production of Leviathan modular data centers at a 90,000 square foot Johnson Controls facility in Dublin.
AMD made its 6th Gen EPYC Zen 6 server processors generally available, with systems shipping from server vendors and Azure and Oracle cloud instances coming soon.
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