Advancements in semiconductor technology, GPU development, and data center infrastructure that power AI computing capabilities.
PowerX has introduced the PowerX Energy Blade, a rack-mounted battery energy storage system designed for AI data centers. The system supports 800V DC power and can replace traditional backup batteries while enabling grid flexibility services.
DEEPX has partnered with Ultralytics to integrate its Neural Processing Units into the Ultralytics YOLO ecosystem, enabling developers to deploy AI models more easily on edge hardware.
GovWell has raised $25 million in Series A funding led by Insight Partners, with participation from Work-Bench, Bienville Capital, and several GovTech leaders. The funding will support product development, AI expansion, and nationwide scaling of its platform for local governments.
Bit Digital reported first quarter 2026 revenue of $27.9 million, a 13.6% decline from the previous quarter, reflecting lower cloud, staking, and mining income. The company continues to focus on Ethereum-based treasury management and AI infrastructure through its majority stake in WhiteFiber.
Exus Renewables North America has launched Anomaly+, a predictive maintenance tool that integrates with its ExusIQ+ suite to enhance performance monitoring for solar and wind assets.
Cockroach Labs has announced that its distributed SQL database, CockroachDB, is now available in the IBM Cloud catalog and supported on IBM Power processor-based systems, offering enterprises a unified data platform across hybrid environments.
Arelion has added a 400G Ethernet Virtual Private Line service to its AI Direct suite, offering high-capacity private connectivity for enterprises, hyperscalers, and cloud providers. The service supports dynamic routing, multi-service delivery, and secure data transport for AI workloads.
Fourier Cooling Solutions and Intel showcased a fully integrated modular data center container at the 2026 Advanced Liquid Cooling Technologies Conference in Taipei, highlighting a shift toward system-level integration in AI infrastructure.
T-Global Technology has partnered with France's SiPearl to develop high thermal conductivity materials and two-phase liquid cooling modules for high-performance computing chips, under Taiwan's Ministry of Economic Affairs' A+ Driving Industrial Innovation with AI Program.
Anthropic has entered a seven-year, 1.8 billion dollar agreement with Akamai Technologies to expand its computing capacity for AI services, marking Akamai’s largest contract to date.
Cerebras Systems plans to lift its IPO price range to between $150 and $160 per share and increase its share count to 30 million amid heavy investor demand, potentially raising about $4.8 billion.
Hitachi and X LABS have announced a collaboration to develop gigawatt-scale energy parks in North America to supply power to AI data centers, with the first site expected in the early 2030s.
Researchers at the University of Arizona have developed a new optical switching technology, the PQT-HOS, which operates 1,000 times faster than electrical switches and uses only one-thousandth of the energy, potentially reducing data center power consumption.
SoftBank founder Masayoshi Son is in discussions with French President Emmanuel Macron over a potential $100 billion investment to build artificial intelligence data centers in France, according to Bloomberg. The project could be announced at the upcoming Choose France Summit.
3M has joined a coalition of major technology companies to develop open standards for expanded beam optical connectivity used in AI data centers. The group aims to establish interoperable specifications to accelerate high-performance optical interconnect deployment.
Nscale has obtained $790 million in financing from a group of Nordic and European banks to support the expansion of its AI data center in Narvik, Norway. The deal includes an option for an additional $790 million to fund a further 115 MW of capacity.
atNorth has joined Nordic Compass, a new alliance of over 25 Nordic organizations focused on strengthening competitiveness, resilience, and industrial innovation across the region.
Cyient Semiconductors has introduced India's first gallium nitride power IC family, developed under license from Navitas Semiconductor. The seven-device portfolio targets applications in AI data centers, telecom, consumer power, and e-mobility, with sampling expected to begin in June 2026.
VIVIFY Technology founder Jason Herring presented the company's closed loop hydrogen power platform during a Florida press conference focused on AI and data center infrastructure, highlighting its potential to reduce grid dependency and water use.
AZIO AI has received an order from Envirotech Vehicles to expand modular AI data center infrastructure in South Texas, adding about 5 megawatts of compute capacity powered by behind-the-meter natural gas generation.
Weekly coverage of AI hardware developments including chips, GPUs, cloud platforms, and data center technology.
