Imagine a digital economy grinding to a halt, not due to a lack of innovation or investment, but because the very infrastructure powering it—electricity grids—cannot keep up with demand. Data centers, the unseen engines of cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and global connectivity, are experiencing an unprecedented boom, with projections estimating a near doubling of Spain’s market by 2028. Yet, a
Imagine a world where digital infrastructure not only powers cutting-edge technologies like artificial intelligence but also champions sustainability on an unprecedented scale, marking a significant step toward a connected future. This vision took a tangible step forward with the groundbreaking ceremony for Data4’s new data center campus in Hanau, Germany. Held at the site of a former military base in
Imagine a world where the backbone of artificial intelligence (AI)—the data centers powering every chat, image, and prediction—consumes more energy than entire cities, straining grids and depleting resources at an alarming rate, creating a pressing reality for the tech industry as it grapples with unprecedented demand. This is not a distant scenario but an urgent concern. Data centers, critical to
The explosive growth of artificial intelligence (AI) has unleashed a staggering demand for computational power, with data centers worldwide consuming energy at an unprecedented rate— projected to account for up to 9% of global electricity use by 2030, according to the International Energy Agency (IEA). This surge, driven by AI workloads like machine learning models and generative algorithms, poses a
Imagine a world where artificial intelligence powers breakthroughs in healthcare, energy, and education at an unprecedented pace, driven by cutting-edge data centers that balance raw computational might with environmental responsibility. This scenario is rapidly becoming reality, thanks to pioneering companies like CoreWeave, a US-based cloud provider making waves with a staggering $2 billion investment in the UK’s AI infrastructure. This
What happens when a tech giant’s thirst for digital dominance clashes with the ancient claims of an Indigenous community in a parched corner of Brazil? In the sun-scorched region of Ceará, near Fortaleza, the Anacé people are locked in a David-and-Goliath struggle against a proposed TikTok data center. This sprawling facility, backed by ByteDance and Brazilian energy firm Casa dos
The cryptocurrency market is buzzing with anticipation as whispers of a potential interest rate cut by the U.S. Federal Reserve grow louder this month, fueling hope among investors and traders. Many are keenly observing the horizon, optimistic that a reduction in rates could ignite a significant rally in digital assets. Historically, monetary policy shifts have had a profound impact on
Setting the Stage for a Green Digital Infrastructure Imagine a world where every click, stream, and cloud upload contributes to a cleaner planet, yet the very facilities enabling this digital revolution consume vast amounts of energy, often from non-renewable sources, creating a stark paradox. Data centers, the unseen engines of the internet age, are at the heart of this issue,
Introduction: A Market Under Pressure In the heart of North America’s digital infrastructure, an unprecedented statistic has emerged: a vacancy rate of just 1.6% in primary data center markets, signaling an extraordinary level of demand that is reshaping the industry. This record-low figure underscores the critical role data centers play in powering the digital economy, driven by the explosive growth
I’m thrilled to sit down with Dominic Jainy, a seasoned IT professional whose expertise in artificial intelligence, machine learning, and blockchain offers a unique perspective on the evolving landscape of technology infrastructure. With a keen interest in how these innovations intersect with industries worldwide, Dominic is the perfect person to shed light on the strategic moves of major tech players
Thailand stands at a pivotal crossroads in Southeast Asia, with digital transformation accelerating at an unprecedented pace, raising the question of whether it can emerge as the region’s technological frontrunner and set a new standard for innovation. Imagine a nation strategically positioned to connect global tech giants with burgeoning local markets, fueled by a surge in data consumption that is
In the heart of Porter County, Indiana, a proposed $2 billion data center project by QTS, a Blackstone-owned operator, has crumbled under the weight of community opposition and economic hurdles, raising critical questions about the viability of large-scale tech infrastructure in regions hungry for economic growth yet protective of local interests. As Indiana positions itself as a burgeoning hub for
