Data center developer Serverfarm is planning an enormous $8 billion campus in Clarksville, Arkansas. The project will span 135 acres and include six massive buildings, representing one of the largest data center investments in the state’s history.
Data centers will add significant electricity demand by 2030, but they’re far from the biggest driver. Non-heavy industries and electrification are creating much larger energy requirements globally.
The UK’s Online Safety Act has triggered a massive VPN adoption wave as users avoid intrusive age checks. Now the government is considering restrictions, but banning VPNs entirely would be messy and complicated.
Vertiv has introduced a new high-efficiency DC power system designed for telecom and edge operators. The PowerDirect 7100 Energy delivers up to 52 kW of scalable power and achieves 98% efficiency while integrating renewable energy sources.
We’re on the brink of a world populated by humanoid robot assistants. Business Insider highlights the most promising US companies making this sci-fi vision real.
A research team at TU Graz has developed AI-powered methods to enhance aircraft engine efficiency. Their reduced order models run simulations orders of magnitude faster than traditional methods, helping achieve Europe’s Flightpath 2050 emissions goals.
IBM’s $500 million venture fund is hunting for startups that fit its ecosystem and can scale fast. The company expects to save $4.5 billion this year from internal AI adoption alone. Here’s what they’re betting on next.
Applications to European business schools rose 11% this year while US programs saw a 1% decline. Students cite political climate, visa concerns, and doubts about post-graduation work options as key factors in their decision to study elsewhere.
Larry Ellison just jumped back to being the world’s third-richest person, surpassing Google co-founder Sergey Brin. The shift happened after Oracle’s stock surge added $8.9 billion to Ellison’s fortune in a single day. This billionaire shuffle highlights how AI developments are rapidly reshaping wea
The team behind Kagi search has launched Orion 1.0 for Mac after a lengthy beta period. Unlike many new browsers focused on AI, Orion prioritizes speed and user privacy while being built on Apple’s WebKit engine. The browser is completely free with optional Orion+ subscription at $5/month.
