AMD Unveils Helion Rack Blueprint for Agentic AI
AMD has introduced Helion, an open rack-scale blueprint for agentic AI infrastructure, featuring a built-in token router and support for up to 128 EPYC 9006 processors.

AMD has introduced Helion, an open rack-scale blueprint for agentic AI infrastructure, featuring a built-in token router and support for up to 128 EPYC 9006 processors.

Frore Systems unveiled the LiquidJet Diamond water block, featuring integrated diamond heat spreaders to improve cooling efficiency for high-performance AI GPUs in data centers.

Meta AI released Rebalancer, an open-source C++ solver that handles approximately 40 million resource allocation problems per day in hyperscale datacenters.

TeraWulf has doubled its contracted power capacity to 1 GW at the Muskie Data Campus in Kentucky, with long-term plans to scale the site to 2 GW for AI and HPC workloads.

Oracle is negotiating payment protection for its Project Jupiter data center as the $18 billion project faces construction delays, credit downgrades, and significant regulatory hurdles.

The Marfino data center project reports progress on energy infrastructure, fiber-optic connectivity, and regulatory documentation following the summer construction season.

Meta Platforms will begin deploying its own AI accelerators in 2027 to reduce costs and energy consumption while decreasing reliance on Nvidia.

Huawei has introduced a 3D data center architecture designed to manage high-density AI computing, featuring a four-layer vertical layout to improve efficiency and reduce delivery times.

RTK-TsOD has deployed a hybrid IT infrastructure for the energy firm TEK SPb, featuring a Tier III data center migration and a secure cloud-based IaaS environment.

Oracle plans to add 2 GW of renewable capacity in New Mexico by 2031, while its Project Jupiter data center will continue using natural gas-powered fuel cells.

RusHydro is launching a co-location business model at its hydroelectric power plants, offering partners a three-year zero-fee period to host equipment at its generation sites.
