SpaceX plans to scale its AI compute capacity to 10 gigawatts by 2027 using Nvidia’s Vera Rubin architecture, with 40% of the infrastructure allocated to external customers.
BlackRock CEO Larry Fink warns that restricting AI data center development could push the U.S. economy into a recession, citing the sector's critical role in current capital expenditure growth.
Sferical AI has launched the Sferical One supercomputer in Sweden, featuring 1,152 Nvidia GPUs and backed by a consortium of major industrial corporations.
PNC Financial Services Group is building an internal AI infrastructure by acquiring data centers and Nvidia GPUs to reduce vendor dependence and control costs.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang claims the company is the only provider capable of managing $100 billion AI factory projects, citing a massive backlog of verified customer contracts.
Commercial fleets can optimize charging infrastructure costs by adopting the SAE J3068 three-phase AC standard instead of relying solely on DC fast chargers.
Yandex Direct faces infrastructure disruptions following damage to data centers in Sasovo, Vladimir, and Kaluga in October 2026, prompting a reassessment of marketing strategies.
Russian companies UCSSB and Data Center Expert have formed a strategic partnership to collaborate on the design, construction, and security of domestic data centers.
The Russian cloud provider h3llo.cloud has detailed its proprietary infrastructure, built on a 400 Gbps backbone and a custom Kubernetes-based software stack.
ECM-Consulting and Sharx DC have announced the technical compatibility of the M1:Archive platform and the Sharx Base infrastructure software.
European AI infrastructure provider Nebius is expanding its UK operations through new partnerships with local AI labs and a £1.7 billion investment plan.
K2 Cloud has overhauled its infrastructure management by centralizing hardware operations, standardizing rack configurations, and migrating to a leaf-spine Ethernet network architecture.
BlackRock CEO Larry Fink warns that restricting data center construction across the US could lead to an economic recession.
A three-year Fraunhofer study suggests that shared charging infrastructure and selling electricity to third parties can improve the economic viability of electric truck fleets.
Russian Railways will finalize testing of new T-gauge carriages in 2027, following the introduction of updated compartment cars on the Moscow-Saint Petersburg route in late 2025.
5G networks are now active in 35 Russian cities, with MTS leading the expansion and T2 reporting 700,000 users in the first week.
MegaFon has upgraded its 4G network in the port cities of Nikolayevsk-on-Amur and Sovetskaya Gavan, increasing data speeds to 60 Mbps to meet rising traffic demands.
MegaFon has deployed new telecommunications equipment in the Kirov region, providing mobile internet speeds of up to 80 Mbps for residents and motorists on the Kirov-Sovetsk highway.
MTS has deployed 5G connectivity in the Republic of Khakassia by utilizing existing LTE 2100 MHz spectrum under the principle of technological neutrality.
Yandex is relocating critical systems to backup facilities with government support after drone strikes damaged three of its data centers in Russia.
