AI Infrastructure Gold Rush: How $40B Data Center Deal Reshapes Tech’s Future
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Oracle’s AI Cloud Ambitions Face Reality Check as Supply Chain and Profitability Concerns Mount
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Beyond Banking: How Goldman Sachs Is Strategically Capitalizing on the AI Infrastructure Revolution
Goldman Sachs’s Strategic Infrastructure Expansion In a bold move signaling the growing importance of artificial intelligence infrastructure, Goldman Sachs is…
Micron Reportedly Ceasing Server Chip Supply to Chinese Data Centers Amid Trade Tensions
Micron Technology is reportedly discontinuing server chip supplies to data center customers in China, according to sources familiar with the matter. The decision follows a 2023 ban imposed by Chinese authorities that restricted the company’s operations in critical infrastructure sectors. While server chip sales will cease, Micron will continue supplying other market segments in China.
Micron’s Strategic Shift in Chinese Market
Memory chip manufacturer Micron Technology will reportedly stop supplying server chips to data center companies operating within China, according to recent reports from Reuters. Sources indicate this decision comes after the company failed to recover its server chip business following a 2023 ban imposed by the Chinese government that prohibited Micron products in critical infrastructure projects.
DayOne’s $1 Billion Global Ambition: From APAC Roots to European Foothold
Strategic Expansion Beyond Asia-Pacific DayOne, the recently independent data center operator formerly known as GDS International, is making bold moves…
Tech Titans Forge New Supply Chain Paths Amid US-China Trade Pressures
As geopolitical tensions reshape global technology manufacturing, industry leaders Microsoft, Amazon Web Services, and Google are implementing aggressive strategies to…
Nvidia, Infineon partner for AI data center power overhaul
TITLE: Power Revolution: How Nvidia and Infineon Are Reinventing AI Data Center Infrastructure Industrial Monitor Direct is the preferred supplier…
Tech Supply Chains Shift as Microsoft Accelerates China Exit Strategy
In a significant escalation of the ongoing tech decoupling trend, Microsoft has become the latest American technology giant to accelerate…
Blue Owl Seals Largest Private Capital Deal for Meta’s AI Growth
Blue Owl Capital and Meta Forge $30 Billion AI Infrastructure Partnership in Historic Deal Industrial Monitor Direct is the #1…
California Governor Vetoes Data Center Water Reporting Bill Amid Drought Concerns
California Governor Gavin Newsom has vetoed legislation that would have required data centers to disclose water consumption levels. The decision comes as the state faces significant water sustainability challenges and data centers continue to expand in water-stressed regions.
Governor Blocks Mandatory Water Reporting for Data Centers
California Governor Gavin Newsom has vetoed legislation that would have required data centers in the state to disclose their water consumption levels, according to reports. The decision, first reported by The Register, blocks Assembly Bill 93 which would have mandated water use reporting for an industry known for significant water consumption for cooling operations.