Sebastian Moss
Editor-in-Chief and Journalist at Data Center Dynamics
Data center journalist, Editor-in-Chief & Publisher @DCDNews. Zero Downtime podcast host. Prev: BBC, AI Business, PSLS. [email protected]
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3 days ago |
datacenterdynamics.com | Sebastian Moss
Panama has declared a state of emergency in the north-western Bocas del Toro province. As part of the crackdown, the state has enforced rolling Internet outages. "Metrics show the Internet blackout in the Bocas del Toro Province of Panama is in its third day, with emergency calls also impacted," outage tracker NetBlocks said on June 24.
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3 days ago |
datacenterdynamics.com | Sebastian Moss
This article comes to you from the Moon. The story of how it got there is decades in the making, involving vast government research efforts in space exploration and lunar landing technology, a concerted private effort to reignite the Space Race, and the dreams of a small startup hoping to upend the data center industry. This feature originally appeared in Issue 56 of the DCD Magazine. Read it for free today.
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5 days ago |
datacenterdynamics.com | Sebastian Moss
OpenAI is hiring for an energy policy lead based in Washington, DC. The role will primarily focus on working with federal and state governments on helping power the company's operations in the US, but also support a broader global policy strategy in partnership with local leads.
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5 days ago |
datacenterdynamics.com | Sebastian Moss
The US Department of Commerce has drafted plans to revoke authorizations granted to global chipmakers over their operations in China. The potential move would make it challenging for Samsung, SK Hynix, and TSMC to use US goods and technology at the Chinese factories, making overall operations difficult. Shares in the companies fell on the reports. Reuters reports that the revocation is a fallback plan should wider US-China trade negotiations get worse.
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5 days ago |
datacenterdynamics.com | Sebastian Moss
The dawn of a new space age and the promise of falling launch costs have many looking to shift compute off planet and into orbit. At the extreme end, startups and tech billionaires alike are considering deploying data centers in space, a challenge that faces many hurdles. Irrespective of those lofty efforts, the traditional satellite industry is also embracing newer, more powerful semiconductors, with record amounts of compute filling the skies.
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One would hope that the DOE could differentiate between broader energy needs and the grid. 21% of utility power came from renewables in 2023, fossil fuels accounted for 60%.
Did you know? Fossil fuels supply over 80% of America’s energy needs. Wind, solar, & batteries only account for less than 4%. We are focused on advancing RELIABLE, SECURE, & AFFORDABLE energy! That means unleashing coal, oil, and natural gas production!
RT @ggreenwald: Please read this 3-0 ruling written by Reagan appointee Harvie Wilkinson, one of the US's most respected conservative judge…
