Princeton Digital Group is accelerating construction on its large data center campus in Johor, Malaysia. The move comes as the company secures billions in financing to fuel its expansion across the fast-growing Asia Pacific region.
A new joint venture aims to develop large-scale data centers in Vietnam’s two major economic hubs. The move comes after Vietnam removed its 49% foreign ownership cap for data centers in July 2024.
Google Cloud CEO Thomas Kurian has identified energy as the biggest bottleneck for AI’s future. He outlined a strategy focusing on diversified power sources, extreme efficiency, and new energy technologies to meet surging demand.
Comcast’s bid for Warner Bros. Discovery was a stock play, not a cash splash. They only wanted the film studio and HBO Max, leaving the cable networks behind. Now, they’re focused on Peacock and their own spin-off plans.
A new partnership aims to streamline sending money to China. Mastercard Move and Tencent’s TenPay Global are connecting global remittance networks directly to the Weixin Pay wallet.
AWS has unveiled its next-generation Graviton5 processor, built on 3nm technology. It packs 192 cores and promises significant performance gains for cloud workloads. The first instances are in preview now.
The global internet and digital economy run on a hidden network of submarine fiber-optic cables. Their reliability and capacity are non-negotiable for everything from banking to AI, making their future-proofing a trillion-dollar priority.
Cloud data backup startup Eon has raised a massive $300 million Series D, skyrocketing its valuation to $4 billion. The funding highlights the intense investor focus on data management platforms that serve the AI boom. But is the hype justified?
The race for AI supremacy is hitting a wall: a shortage of specialized computing power. This scarcity is forcing a major shift in how companies and governments think about the foundational infrastructure behind artificial intelligence.
HPE is launching a unified Aruba-Juniper networking portfolio this week at its Discover event in Barcelona. Partners see it as a direct assault on Cisco’s market share, especially for AI workloads, with new products like a Wi-Fi 7 access point and a high-performance AI switch.
