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Everyone is watching Elon Musk push X toward becoming the West’s super-app — but the real story sits behind the screen: the enormous energy footprint required to power the AI and real-time systems that make these ambitions possible. AI data centers now consume more electricity and water than many towns, and residents in strained regions are already feeling the impact through higher utility bills and tighter grid capacity. As Musk, OpenAI, Google, Meta, and other AI giants sca

In the age of AI, data center decommissioning is increasingly crucial. Managing a data center isn’t just about keeping servers running—it’s about overseeing the full lifecycle of IT infrastructure. From deployment and upgrades to secure decommissioning, every stage requires careful planning to protect sensitive data, maintain compliance, and optimize resources. As organizations modernize and migrate to the cloud, professional data center lifecycle management is more important

Texas leads the U.S. in data center growth. While these facilities power AI and digital services, they also place growing demands on water and energy—raising concerns for everyday citizens and the national power grid.

How would Elon Musk's potential $97.4B acquisition of OpenAI's nonprofit arm affect Microsoft's interests, given its $13B investment?

As banks embrace AI to modernize services and fight fraud, their data infrastructure must keep up. Colocation data centers offer secure, compliant, and scalable environments to protect sensitive financial data—without the burden of building in-house. Learn why colocation is becoming a critical strategy for banking security in the age of AI.

The Trump administration’s new AI action plan aims to fast-track data center construction, cut regulatory red tape, and expand U.S. AI exports to strategic allies — all to outpace China in the global AI race. But with ethics and caution taking a backseat, this bold push is as much about geopolitical positioning as technology. Big Tech is watching — and investing — closely.

Data center infrastructure fueling AI workloads is rapidly expanding into rural areas, bringing heavy demands on water, power, and local governance. This growth often strains resources in small towns that lack the tools and policies to manage the environmental and social impacts.

As Nvidia pushes deeper into cloud services, Amazon, Microsoft, and Google are navigating a more complicated relationship, with their longtime chip supplier now becoming a potential competitor.

Elon Musk’s dramatic White House exit fuels a high-stakes feud over America’s AI future. As Sam Altman’s $500B Stargate project gains traction, Musk battles for control of OpenAI and influence over the next tech frontier.

High-tech investments often follow a cyclical nature, where rapid growth is followed by a painful correction. With tech giants, venture capitalists, and private equity firms collectively investing hundreds of billions of dollars into data centers, the strain on infrastructure, particularly power grids, is becoming increasingly evident. In addition to this, we have the AI land grab Tsunami heading our way. At What Cost Tomorrow?

In a bid to attract tech firms, West Virginia recently passed groundbreaking legislation encouraging the use of natural gas and coal to power artificial intelligence (AI) data centers. But what seemed like a step toward economic progress has ignited a firestorm of local resistance, with residents in Tucker County determined to protect their environment, communities, and way of life.

META’s AI Delays Raise Red Flags for the AI Industry

The U.S. is projected to invest over $1 trillion in data centers in the coming years, and data centers are expected to account for 12% of total U.S. electricity usage.

As AI data centers, cryptocurrency mining, and clean-tech manufacturing drive U.S. electricity demand to record highs, quantum computing threatens to intensify the strain. Without strategic action, the nation’s aging power grid could face an unprecedented energy crisis—one that risks slowing innovation and undermining sustainability.

Politicians and business leaders often promote AI data centers as major job creators, but are they?

Apple's investment and TSMC partnership aim to position the company as a leader in the AI race, competing with OpenAI, Google & Microsoft.

U.S. communities and politicians are pushing back against data centers

Chips are crucial to the data center industry, enabling the processing, storage, and transmission of vast amounts of data.

Kenya's data center market is rapidly growing, attracting US companies and investors.

The data center industry's growing demand for sustainable and reliable energy sources has led to increased interest in nuclear power