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Asia-Pacific Datacenter Trends
China puts telecom carriers into AI compute
China plans a $295bn AI data centre buildout led by state telecom carriers and domestic suppliers.
Global Cloud Services Trends
LARUS launches LARUS ONE partnership framework
LARUS launched LARUS ONE at NANOG 97 to certify BYOIP operators and turn IP identity continuity into a partner product.
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Monterey Park voters approve first US data centre ban
Monterey Park voters approved Measure NDC, blocking data centres after opposition to a 247,000 sq ft HMC StratCap project.
Global Datacenter Trends
Google taps Voltus VPPs for PJM data centre capacity
Google and Voltus use VPPs to unlock PJM grid capacity for data centre growth without new transmission lines.
North America Datacenter Trends
Grid backlash drives flexible load demands
US data centre backlash shows grid pressure is turning flexible load proof into a key approval test for AI infrastructure.
Europe and Middle East Regional ISP Trends
Xantaro powers GoFibre Scotland fibre rollout
Xantaro supports GoFibre’s Scotland fibre rollout with smart cabinets and managed services under Project Gigabit.
Global Datacenter Trends
Pure DC brings German biomethane to Dublin data centre
Pure DC uses German biomethane for its Dublin data centre, proving a certified Scope 1 route for gas-linked sites.
North America Datacenter Trends
Applied Digital signs 15-year hyperscaler lease for Delta Forge
Applied Digital signs a 15-year hyperscaler lease for Delta Forge 2, locking in 210 MW of future AI data centre capacity.
Global Datacenter Trends
AI demand outruns data centre delivery
Jefferies' capacity analysis gives BTW readers a quantified signal on the gap between AI infrastructure demand and deployable data centre supply.
Global Datacenter Trends
Microsoft targets AI data centre optical bottlenecks with MicroLED
Microsoft is developing MicroLED cabling and Hollow Core Fibre to cut AI data centre power use, distance limits and latency.
North America Datacenter Trends
US data centres become top office construction segment
US data centre construction hit $50.7bn SAAR in April, overtaking office construction as AI infrastructure demand accelerates.
Global Datacenter Trends
Foxconn and Intel team up for rack-scale AI infrastructure
Foxconn and Intel partner on rack-scale AI infrastructure, combining chips, cooling and system integration for data centres.
Global Datacenter Trends
Siemens and Infineon harden AI data centres
Siemens and Infineon partner on semiconductor circuit breakers to help AI data centres cut electrical fault risk faster.
Global Cloud Services Trends
Meta weighs equity raise for AI buildout
Meta weighs a large equity raise as AI infrastructure spending pushes Big Tech deeper into capital markets.
Africa Datacenter Trends
Eaton powers Kasi’s Africa hyperscale push
Eaton is supporting Kasi’s Africa hyperscale data centre push with grid-to-chip power systems designed for AI-ready capacity.
North America Datacenter Trends
Meta funds US data centre training for AI buildout
Meta invests $115m in workforce training to support its AI data centre buildout and ease skilled trades constraints.
North America Datacenter Trends
Bergen supplies 750MW power for Crusoe AI data centres
Bergen Engines will supply 750MW of gas power capacity to Crusoe for US AI data centres, showing power access as a buildout constraint.
Asia-Pacific Datacenter Trends
Nvidia cements AI memory and cloud ties with Korean giants
Nvidia signed Korean AI deals with SK Group, Naver, Doosan and LG to expand memory, cloud and data centre partnerships.
Asia-Pacific Cloud Services Trends
Commerce closes AI chip overseas subsidiary loophole
US export-control actions shape access to advanced AI compute, semiconductor supply chains and China-related technology risk.
Global Cloud Services Trends
IBM and Google scale enterprise AI agents
IBM and Google Cloud launch a new practice to help enterprises deploy governed AI agents across hybrid systems.