AI workloads are forcing a fundamental redesign of data center infrastructure. From liquid cooling to vertical expansion, the industry faces unprecedented challenges in power density, sustainability, and supply chain resilience.
Vertiv makes its largest strategic acquisition yet with PurgeRite, targeting the booming liquid cooling market for AI workloads. The $1 billion cash deal could reach $1.25 billion with performance incentives, representing a major consolidation in data center infrastructure services.
The edge computing market is exploding to $260 billion in 2025, with CRN identifying 100 key players across hardware, security, and connectivity. This revolution represents a fundamental shift in how data gets processed closer to its source.
Apple’s rumored partnership with Google Gemini represents more than just a technology integration—it’s a strategic pivot that could redefine the AI landscape. This unexpected alliance between tech giants signals where artificial intelligence is heading next.
Meta’s massive AI investments are fundamentally changing its financial structure. For the first time as a public company, Meta carries net debt, signaling a dramatic shift in risk profile.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman dismissed concerns about the company’s $1.4 trillion spending commitments versus its $13 billion revenue. The tense exchange reveals the massive bet OpenAI is making on AI infrastructure. Will this gamble pay off or break the company?
Lufthansa Technik’s third-quarter results reveal a complex picture of booming MRO demand hampered by US tariffs and persistent supply chain constraints. The German maintenance provider continues expanding Leap engine services while navigating economic headwinds.
Apple is planning “major updates” to Apple Intelligence in iOS 27, according to new reporting. This comes alongside significant AI upgrades already expected in iOS 26.4, suggesting an accelerated AI strategy.
A new joint venture between LG’s founding family and AI production company Utopai Studios aims to revolutionize filmmaking with specialized AI infrastructure. The partnership signals Korea’s growing ambition to lead in AI-driven entertainment.
A revolutionary test flight is sending NVIDIA’s most powerful GPU to space, where it could process AI workloads 100x faster than any previous orbital computer. This marks the beginning of a radical shift that might relocate Earth’s power-hungry data infrastructure to orbit within a decade.
