Advancements in semiconductor technology, GPU development, and data center infrastructure that power AI computing capabilities.
WhiteFiber has signed a five-year agreement worth over $160 million to provide AI compute infrastructure for an investment-grade technology customer in the Paris region. The deployment will use NVIDIA GPU systems and begin service in July 2026.
SANY Group presented its integrated smart mining and low-carbon solutions at the Global Mining Summit 2026 in Xi'an, unveiling autonomous systems, hybrid trucks, and renewable energy integration technologies.
Electric Era has launched the CoPower Platform, a modular battery-based power system designed to help data centers overcome grid capacity limits and meet the growing demand from AI workloads.
Google announced a $15 billion investment in Missouri that includes a new data center in Montgomery County, energy affordability programs, and workforce training partnerships across the state.
Verkor has launched VerTQ, a silicon IP accelerator implementing Google's TurboQuant algorithm to reduce large language model memory usage by over four times while maintaining performance. The chip was autonomously designed by Verkor's Conductor 2.0 AI platform and targets edge AI applications.
The Universities Space Research Association has created a new subsidiary, USRA Energy LLC, to advance the U.S. Department of Energy's initiatives in artificial intelligence, nuclear innovation, and workforce development.
Researchers from Southeast University and Korea University have created advanced copper catalysts that improve the efficiency and stability of converting carbon dioxide into valuable fuels, using both experimental design and machine learning models.
Moment Energy has received UL 60730-1 certification for its battery management system designed for repurposed EV batteries, marking the first such certification globally and setting a new standard for safety in second life battery storage applications.
ACI Mechanical and HVAC Sales has appointed Tyler Keller as Vice President of Data Center Solutions. Keller brings over 17 years of experience in HVAC and energy systems for hyperscale, colocation, and AI infrastructure environments.
DataBank announced that President and CFO Kevin Ooley will become CEO effective January 1, 2027, as current CEO Raul Martynek transitions to Executive Chairman of the Board.
DriveNets has announced that its Fabric Scheduled Ethernet solution is now available as part of the Dell AI Factory, expanding options for building high-performance AI clusters across multiple environments.
Corgi announced that its Lithography & Semiconductor Photonics ETF (EUV) has surpassed $150 million in assets under management less than two weeks after launch.
Corvex, Inc. reported first quarter 2026 financial results, marking its transition to an AI cloud computing business after acquiring Corvex OpCo and renaming from Movano Inc. The company posted revenue of $510 thousand and a net loss of $5.1 million.
Eco Wave Power U.S., a subsidiary of Eco Wave Power Global AB, has joined the NVIDIA Inception program to develop AI applications for wave energy systems, focusing on optimization, predictive maintenance, and digital twin modeling.
EXEO Group has completed a six-month proof of concept and placed a production order for BE Networks Verity platform, which will manage its SONiC-based data center infrastructure in Japan.
Leanpath has launched Snap AI, a mobile food waste tracking solution that uses computer vision to identify and quantify leftover food at off-site events, eliminating the need for scales or manual input.
A new survey from Flexential shows that 89% of organizations now base their AI deployment locations on grid power availability, with electricity pricing and network performance emerging as major operational concerns.
AMI has announced a Shift Left initiative for Arm Total Design in collaboration with Arm and Synopsys, enabling earlier firmware validation during chip development to reduce risk and speed up production.
ChemTreat has been selected as Dow’s national strategic service provider and sole preferred provider in Virginia for the new Coolant Care Network, supporting AI data center cooling systems.
SEMIFIVE recorded a 137 percent year over year revenue increase in the first quarter of 2026, reaching KRW 47.9 billion, driven by strong growth across its ASIC development, mass production, and IP segments.
Weekly coverage of AI hardware developments including chips, GPUs, cloud platforms, and data center technology.
