Advancements in semiconductor technology, GPU development, and data center infrastructure that power AI computing capabilities.
Equinix and CPP Investments have agreed to jointly acquire Nordic data center provider atNorth for $4 billion, expanding Equinix’s capacity to serve AI and hyperscale customers across Northern Europe.
CoreWeave reported a $452 million net loss for Q4 2025 and issued weaker-than-expected guidance for early 2026, prompting a shareholder lawsuit alleging the company concealed operational delays and overstated its scaling capabilities.
CIQ has launched the CIQ Linux Kernel (CLK), an enterprise-grade Linux kernel designed to maximize performance and hardware support for AI and high-performance computing workloads. Built on the upstream Long Term (LT) Linux branches, CLK delivers continuous hardware enablement, performance optimizations, and security updates for production environments.
Aikido Technologies has introduced the AO60DC, a floating offshore wind platform that combines renewable energy generation with AI-grade datacenter capacity. The company plans to deploy its first commercial unit in the UK by 2028.
The University of Tokyo, NTT, and NEC have demonstrated real-time augmented reality assistance by integrating three new technologies on a 6G/IOWN platform, optimizing data transmission and computation for AI agents.
At MWC Barcelona 2026, Huawei’s new-generation OceanStor Dorado Converged All-Flash Storage received technical validation from Enterprise Strategy Group, confirming its high performance, resilience, and cost efficiency.
Tencent Cloud announced at MWC Barcelona the opening of a new availability zone in Frankfurt, expanding its European infrastructure to three zones in Germany and supporting growing demand for AI and cloud services across the region.
Flex has started manufacturing AMD's Instinct MI355X 8x GPU platform at its Austin, Texas facility, marking a step toward expanding domestic AI infrastructure production. The collaboration will extend to future generations of AMD Instinct platforms.
Vertiv has introduced a new double-stack configuration for its PowerBar Track busway system, designed to deliver flexible, high-capacity power distribution for AI-driven data centers.
SK Telecom has signed a memorandum of understanding with Supermicro and Schneider Electric to develop a pre-fabricated modular solution for AI data centers, aiming to reduce construction time and improve scalability.
Akash Systems has introduced the first commercially available AI servers using its Diamond Cooling technology, featuring AMD Instinct MI350X GPUs and manufactured by MiTAC Computing.
Qualcomm Technologies introduced its Wi‑Fi 8 portfolio at MWC Barcelona 2026, featuring the FastConnect 8800 mobile connectivity system and new Dragonwing networking platforms designed for AI‑native performance across devices and networks.
Blackstone is preparing to launch a publicly traded company focused on acquiring AI data centers, aiming to raise tens of billions of dollars from global investors. The new entity will target pre-built and leased facilities and could debut later this year, pending regulatory approval.
EdgeConneX has announced plans to develop a data center campus in Skellefteå, Sweden, with a potential capacity of up to one gigawatt. The facility will support AI and cloud workloads and be primarily powered by renewable energy.
Duos Technologies Group has signed a non-binding $200 million letter of intent with Hydra Host to deploy a high-density NVIDIA GPU cluster and appointed Doug Recker as its new CEO effective April 1, 2026.
SoftBank Corp. announced its Telco AI Cloud vision, integrating GPU cloud, AI-RAN, and a new software stack to build distributed AI infrastructure leveraging its telecommunications network.
Supermicro announced expanded support for AI-RAN and Sovereign AI infrastructure at MWC Barcelona, showcasing systems powered by NVIDIA technologies and collaborations with Nokia, SK Telecom, and Telenor.
Dutch AI chipmaker Axelera AI has raised $250 million to scale manufacturing and commercialization of its energy-efficient inference chips designed for edge computing, according to Sifted.
SWI Stoneweg Icona Group has agreed to acquire a majority stake in Polarise, a German NVIDIA Cloud Partner, to expand its AI infrastructure capabilities. The deal includes a €1 billion investment to develop GPU- and AI-as-a-Service offerings across Europe.
OpenAI has partnered with India's Tata Group to secure 100 megawatts of AI-ready data center capacity, with plans to scale to 1 gigawatt as part of its Stargate infrastructure initiative.
Weekly coverage of AI hardware developments including chips, GPUs, cloud platforms, and data center technology.
