What if I told you one of the top-performing artificial intelligence (AI) stocks last year wasn't a member of the "Magnificent Seven"? Maybe you'd think I'm talking about Palantir Technologies-- 2024's top-performing S&P 500 stock,

One recipient of that capital is Crusoe which could be siphoning some revenue from AWS and other hyperscalers. If the CoreWeave IPO succeeds, Crusoe could soon follow

One of the biggest construction loans ever for a data center highlights booming demand for artificial intelligence.

Tech and political leaders tout them as an employment bonanza, but data centers need very few workers in very large spaces.

A developer wants to build a $2.1 billion artificial intelligence data center campus on nearly 400 mountainside acres in Archbald along Business Route 6 and Wildcat Road, according to borough officials and conceptual plans submitted to the borough.

Microsoft Corp. has canceled some leases for US data center capacity, according to TD Cowen, raising broader concerns over whether it’s securing more AI computing capacity than it needs in the long term.

Meta Platforms is in discussions to construct a new data center campus for its artificial intelligence projects, with potential costs exceeding $200 billion, The Information reported on Tuesday, citing people familiar with the matter.

Artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as one of the most transformative forces in modern technology, with generative AI driving much of its recent surge in popularity. While AI itself is not a new concept—having been around for decades [1]—it is the recent advancements in generative AI that have pushed it into the limelight.

In response, Microsoft told BI it "may strategically pace or adjust our infrastructure in some areas" and would "continue to grow strongly."

Today, PatentVest, a leading provider of IP Strategy and IP Law services, announces the release of its latest PatentVest Pulse Report, “AI-Driven Data Centers – The Patent Race Reshaping AI Infrastructure.

New analyst reports from CBRE, PwC, and Synergy Research paint a picture of an industry at an inflection point—balancing explosive expansion with evolving challenges in power