Henry Chapman

1 week ago | datacenterknowledge.com | Henry Chapman

In what may be an industry first, Cove Architecture has completed the design of a 10,000 sq.ft data center using entirely AI-driven processes, accomplishing in 30 days what traditionally takes months. AI data centers have emerged as one of the industry’s most critical focus areas, with operators increasingly leveraging AI for cooling optimization, data center infrastructure management (DCIM), and strategic site selection.

3 weeks ago | datacenterknowledge.com | Henry Chapman

The demand for new data centers isn’t showing any sign of slowing. With new projects announced each week, keeping track of the latest data center developments is not always easy. To keep you informed about the latest data center news involving design, construction, and related developments, we bring you the highlights from the past month. This curated selection will help you stay on top of the latest data center development news with ease. An Amazon Web Services data center in Stone Ridge, Virginia.

1 month ago | datacenterknowledge.com | Henry Chapman

The AI-driven data center market continues to grow rapidly, and pressure is mounting on high-performance GPUs, custom AI chips, and cutting-edge chip technologies to meet compute demands. In turn, the chip market has seen billions of dollars in investment from hyperscalers such as Meta, Microsoft, Google, and Amazon. According to a new report, that number could exceed $400 billion by 2030.

1 month ago | datacenterknowledge.com | Henry Chapman

The demand for new data centers isn’t showing any sign of slowing. With new projects announced each week, keeping track of the latest data center developments is not always easy. To keep you informed about the latest data center news involving design, construction, and related developments, we bring you the highlights from the past month. This curated selection will help you stay on top of the latest data center development news with ease.

2 months ago | datacenterknowledge.com | Henry Chapman

A data center under construction in an Armenian gorge aims to keep its carbon footprint low by taking advantage of naturally cool temperatures and locally sourced spring water. When Eastern European technology company VSDATA launches its new facility at the end of the year, it will join a growing number of digital infrastructure companies that capitalize on unique climatic characteristics for natural cooling.