David Chernicoff
Senior Editor at Data Center Frontier
Experience ranging from database developer, to software development, testing management, to CTO at a network management ISV, 40 years of experience in IT. Whew
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1 week ago |
datacenterfrontier.com | David Chernicoff
In May 2025 the Tennessee Valley Authority became the first power utility in the United States to submit a construction permit application to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) for a small modular reactor (SMR).
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2 weeks ago |
datacenterfrontier.com | David Chernicoff
The June 2025 announcement that FlexGen and Rosendin have launched a “first-of-its-kind” utility-scale BESS (battery energy storage system) designed as a full UPS alternative for data centers could be considered a significant game changer in the data center power market. The removal of the requirement for the traditional UPS infrastructure can significantly change how data center energy issues are addressed.
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2 weeks ago |
datacenterfrontier.com | David Chernicoff
As demand for AI infrastructure expands beyond traditional tech hubs, new regional alliances are reshaping the digital landscape. This latest partnership continues to cement Ohio as a significant location for data center development and AI deployment, bringing the edge to middle America.
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2 weeks ago |
datacenterfrontier.com | David Chernicoff
In more than 20 years of covering the data center industry, I’ve seen all sorts of responses to the creation of new data centers. Both positive and negative, responses from local communities often are dependent on where the data centers are to be built, value-adds being presented to the community, and potential environmental impact. On the other hand, political responses are often focused around the money involved, in both taxes and contributions from developers to the local communities.
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3 weeks ago |
datacenterfrontier.com | David Chernicoff
Meta has entered into a landmark 20-year power purchase agreement (PPA) with Constellation Energy to procure the entire output of the Clinton Clean Energy Center, a nuclear power plant in Illinois. This is a strategic move designed to support Meta's escalating energy demands driven by artificial intelligence (AI) and other high-computation technologies, while also ensuring the continued operation of a nuclear facility that was facing potential closure.
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