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Power, not compute, could determine where India’s next AI data centres are built
Power availability may become the primary limiting factor for the expansion of AI data centres in India.
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Pentagon suspects hackers behind freezer failures at US base stores
The Pentagon is investigating suspected cyberattacks that caused freezer failures at US military base stores.
Green Tech
Beyond AI infrastructure, India’s tech boom rests on the efficient use of power and water
Industry leaders emphasize that India's tech growth depends on scaling reliable power and water infrastructure alongside AI development.
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As US ties fray, Europe plans first undersea cable link to Greenland
The European Union plans to build the first subsea internet cable directly connecting Europe to Greenland, with potential extension to Canada and Asia.
Enterprise
GitHub powering up four million extra cores to stop its service going down
GitHub announced plans to add four million CPU cores and 160 petabytes of storage to address infrastructure strain from a five-fold surge in code commits driven by AI agent activity.
Enterprise
xAI is buying out homeowners who promise not to sue over data center noise
xAI is offering to purchase homes in a Mississippi neighborhood near its data center on the condition that residents forgo litigation over noise concerns.
Policy
Voters in Texas agree: They hate data centers
Texas communities are increasingly opposing data center developments, with cities like San Marcos banning them and local officials facing recall attempts over the projects.
Enterprise
From human clicks to agentic velocity: What OpenAI’s 1.2 billion scale means for your auth
OpenAI's 1.2 billion weekly active users require sophisticated Identity and Access Management infrastructure; the company uses Ory's decoupled authentication engine to handle authentication at extreme scale.
Enterprise
China’s snooping around Pacific undersea cables raises risks for Big Tech
A US government-commissioned report warns that Chinese research activities near Pacific undersea cables pose sabotage risks to major tech companies like Google and Meta.
Startups
Indian IT firms poised to benefit from enterprise AI adoption as infrastructure costs rise: Report
Indian IT companies are positioned to capitalize on enterprise AI adoption as rising infrastructure costs and funding demands create market opportunities, according to an Anand Rathi research report.
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Enterprise
The hidden failure paths that affect Kubernetes control plane availability
A deep examination of how Kubernetes control planes can fail at scale when individual components amplify faults through shared metadata and synchronized operations, even without crashing.
Enterprise
When file infrastructure becomes the bottleneck
Legacy file infrastructure like NAS can become productivity bottlenecks when organizations adopt remote and distributed teams, forcing workarounds that complicate data management.
Enterprise
We studied 1,584 data centers – and found the buildings full of machines are tied to modest local job growth
Research on 1,584 data centers shows they generate modest local job growth, creating 1,000–1,300 jobs per county on average but mostly in supporting industries rather than local retail.
Enterprise
Sovereign AI is about more than where data resides
An examination of sovereign AI that extends beyond data residency considerations to broader governance and infrastructure implications.
Enterprise
Vertiv India partners with Inflow Technologies to expand distribution across South Asia
Vertiv India partners with Inflow Technologies to distribute its power, cooling, and IT infrastructure solutions across Bangladesh, Bhutan, Maldives, Nepal, and Sri Lanka.
Policy
Data center backlash is uniting America
Data center construction is becoming a major political issue in 2026, uniting voters across the spectrum against local expansion, while tech investors pour millions into campaigns.
Enterprise
Great Scott! The ‘Back to the Future’ mall could become a data center
The Puente Hills Mall in California, known as the Twin Pines Mall filming location from Back to the Future, may be redeveloped into a data center complex with 10 megawatts capacity.
Enterprise
Tata Communications To Pour Up To $450 Mn In Build AI Connectivity Infrastructure
Tata Communications plans to invest $400-450 million to build 10,000 km of AI-ready connectivity infrastructure across India over FY30-36.