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Learn how to create a basic AI data center simulation using Python to understand the scale and complexity of SoftBank's 75 billion euro infrastructure investment in France.
This explainer article examines the relationship between data center capacity, energy infrastructure, and AI development, using SoftBank's €75 billion investment in French data centers as a case study.
Dell’s shares surged 40% after reporting record AI server demand, as the company positions itself at the forefront of the AI infrastructure boom.
Learn to build a monitoring and lease management system for large-scale AI computing clusters similar to SpaceX's Colossus infrastructure.
Learn how to set up a RISC-V development environment, which is one of the key architectures being used by ByteDance for its AI infrastructure. This tutorial teaches you to install the RISC-V toolchain and compile your first RISC-V program.
Enterprises are increasingly turning to on-premises AI solutions due to rising costs, data sovereignty requirements, and the growing adoption of AI agents. Dell Tech World 2026 emphasized hybrid infrastructure as a practical compromise for organizations seeking to balance compliance with cost-efficiency.
This explainer explores how memory bandwidth impacts AI performance and why recent RAM price drops matter for AI infrastructure development.
This article explains how data centres are critical for AI infrastructure and how geopolitical conflicts can threaten these essential facilities, using recent attacks on AWS data centres in the UAE as a case study.
Utah is preparing to host what may become the world's largest data center, sparking environmental concerns and public backlash. The 40,000-acre Stratos Project in Hansel Valley has drawn criticism for its ecological impact and resource demands.
xAI is facing a lawsuit over its data center generators while simultaneously planning to buy $2.8 billion worth of natural gas turbines for its infrastructure.
Blackstone has taken a majority stake in a new joint venture with Google to build a U.S.-based AI compute-as-a-service platform using Google’s TPUs. The deal values the project at $25 billion, with $5 billion in equity from Blackstone and 500 MW of capacity targeted for 2027.
This article explains how power, infrastructure, and security form the fundamental pillars of successful AI deployment, examining their interdependencies and critical role in enterprise AI adoption.
