The anticipated surge in global data center demand by 2025 paints a compelling picture of how technology and energy innovations will shape this critical industry. It is estimated that 10GW of data center capacity will commence globally by 2025, with 7GW scheduled for completion. This surge, driven mainly by advancements in Artificial Intelligence (AI), emphasizes the need for robust data
Prometheus Hyperscale has taken a bold step forward in the realm of sustainable digital infrastructure by appointing renowned liquid cooling expert John Gross as their new Chief Technology Officer (CTO). This significant leadership change positions the company for exciting advancements in data center efficiency and sustainability, known for its ambitious plans to build a 1GW data center campus in Wyoming.
In a world where technology continually reshapes the global landscape, the merger of artificial intelligence (AI) and cryptocurrency heralds a pivotal shift in finance, security, and energy consumption. This convergence is poised to solve some of blockchain’s most entrenched issues, all while creating a more sustainable and secure digital economy. As AI’s capabilities enhance blockchain technology, the implications for financial
STMicroelectronics is poised to revolutionize AI datacenter interconnects by introducing advanced proprietary technologies that address the increasing demands of AI computing. As the computational needs of AI continue to grow, challenges related to performance, energy efficiency, computing, memory, power supply, and interconnections become more critical. To meet these challenges, STMicroelectronics is collaborating with hyperscalers and leading optical module providers, developing
As the world becomes increasingly digital, the demand for electricity is expected to skyrocket in the coming years, primarily driven by data centers, which are the backbone of our internet-driven economy. According to a recent report from the International Energy Agency (IEA), global electricity production is forecasted to grow by an unprecedented 4% annually from now until 2027. This surge
In a significant stride towards establishing North West England as a premier destination for technology and innovation, Kao Data recently commenced the construction of a new £350 million ($465 million) AI-centered data center in Stockport, Greater Manchester. With the groundbreaking ceremony attended by Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham, the project has captured the attention of the tech community and local
As technology continues to evolve, the data center industry is poised for significant changes by 2025. Professionals in the field must stay informed about emerging trends and terminologies to remain competitive and prepared for future advancements. This article highlights six key acronyms that are expected to shape the future of data centers. The Rise of ARM Architectures ARM (Advanced RISC
The transition to 6G networks is poised to revolutionize mobile connectivity, promising unprecedented data rates and ultra-low latency. 6G networks are expected to deliver data rates of several hundred gigabits per second (Gbps) and end-to-end sub-millisecond latency. Leveraging radio frequencies in the sub-terahertz and centimeter-wave range, these advancements promise to significantly outperform current 5G capabilities. This leap in performance means
Telstra, a leading Australian telecommunications company, has entered into a strategic partnership with Ericsson to roll out a state-of-the-art programmable 5G Advanced network. This collaboration promises to revolutionize connectivity in Australia and address the burgeoning demand for mobile data, which has tripled in the last five years. With Telstra integrating next-generation hardware, software, and AI-powered automation from Ericsson, the new
In a move set to revolutionize Australia’s telecommunications landscape, Telstra and Ericsson have unveiled their cutting-edge 5G network, designed to provide highly tailored connectivity services and to support the development of innovative applications. With the integration of Ericsson’s Open RAN-ready hardware, 5G Advanced software, and AI-powered automation, this initiative promises to dramatically enhance the nation’s connectivity infrastructure. This state-of-the-art network
Oracle Corporation is making significant strides in the realm of cloud computing, marked by innovations that enhance scalability, security, and automation. With a renewed focus on integrating artificial intelligence and machine learning, Oracle is transforming routine database management into a more streamlined, efficient process. This shift allows businesses to allocate resources formerly spent on maintenance to areas of innovation and
Oracle Corporation, trading as NYSE: ORCL, is making significant strides in the field of quantum computing, aiming to revolutionize its cloud technology and market positioning. The company’s integration of quantum computing within its cloud infrastructure has the potential to bring profound implications for computational efficiency, security, scalability, and market dynamics. As Oracle embarks on these ambitious technological advancements, it is
