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Sep, 2026 : Fujitsu MONAKA Servers Aim at Sovereign AI Data Centers
📅 - Fujitsu is taking aim at AI infrastructure's power and cooling bottlenecks with MONAKA, a 2nm Arm CPU and server platform designed for sovereign deployments in Japan and Europe. The company says the system can run AI inference in air-cooled data centers, potentially giving operators another path to add capacity without first rebuilding facilities around dense GPU clusters.
For hosting providers and data center operators, that is the part worth watching. The market has spent several years designing around increasingly power hungry accelerators, often forcing operators into higher rack densities, new electrical distribution and liquid cooling projects that are expensive, slow and difficult [...][... Check source for end of article ...]
📅 - Digital Realty Enters Türkiye Through Rönesans Infrastructure Joint Venture - Digital Realty is entering Türkiye through a joint venture with Rönesans Infrastructure, starting with a carrier neutral Ankara campus designed for more than 22 MW of IT capacity. The move extends PlatformDIGITAL into a market linking Europe, the Middle East and Asia, while giving cloud, network and enterprise customers another regional option for infrastructure deployment and interconnection growth.
The Ankara project is the immediate test. Digital Realty and Rönesans Infrastructure say land, power and permitting have already been secured, with early construction underway and completion targeted for 2028. The facility is intended to serve national enterprises, public sector organizations [...]
📅 - Buildots Raises $130M to Speed Data Center Project Delivery - Buildots has raised $130 million to expand its construction intelligence platform as data center developers face tighter schedules, larger projects and mounting execution risk. The round brings total funding to $297 million, while the company says its software is already used by more than 100 large organizations, including Digital Realty, Intel, hyperscalers and major contractors worldwide today.
For hosting providers and data center operators, the financing is relevant because construction execution is becoming part of the capacity problem. Securing land and power is only useful if electrical, mechanical and structural work reaches commissioning on schedule. As AI infrastructure [...]
📅 - AirJoule Technologies Acquires BitSink for AI Data Center Cooling - AirJoule Technologies has acquired BitSink for $27 million upfront, adding liquid cooling, power distribution and rack infrastructure to a business previously centered on extracting water from air. The deal gives AirJoule Technologies a profitable foothold in AI and HPC data centers, where rising rack densities are making cooling, electrical capacity and water increasingly interdependent infrastructure constraints today.
For data center operators, the acquisition is more interesting than the usual adjacent-market transaction. AirJoule Technologies is effectively assembling several pieces of the physical infrastructure problem under one roof: water production, liquid cooling, electrical [...]
📅 - Zettabyte Plans Green AI Data Centers in Asia With Raku - Zettabyte and Raku Advanced Tech have signed a memorandum covering AI data center projects in Taiwan and Thailand, tying GPU operations to solar generation, battery storage and energy management. The agreement is still preliminary, with no disclosed sites, megawatt capacity or construction timetable, but it lands as power availability becomes one of the harder constraints on new AI infrastructure.
The proposed split is straightforward. Raku Advanced Tech would handle data center development and energy infrastructure, while Zettabyte would operate the compute layer through its zSUITE platform. What is less clear is how much capacity the companies actually expect to build, when the first [...]
📅 - NVIDIA and Trump Oppose Calls to Slow Frontier AI Investment - NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang turned a live Los Angeles interview into an unusually public alignment with President Donald Trump on Monday, as both rejected calls to slow advanced artificial intelligence development. The exchange sharpened an industry dispute now touching chip demand, data center spending, safety oversight, China policy, and the pace of frontier model investment globally.
The spectacle itself was revealing. Huang took Trump's call while speaking at the All-In Summit, put the president on speaker, and agreed as Trump dismissed artificial intelligence fears as a hoax and argued that slowing development could advantage China. The substance matters more than the theater. NVIDIA [...]
As renewed calls for clear AI policy grow, a survey from web hosting provider 20i reveals that 84% of the web industry believes AI needs government regulation, amid the absence of comprehensive federal legislation in the U.S.
Support for regulation was high across all roles, from 83% of web designers to 88% of copywriters, indicating widespread agreement across the web sector and highlighting the industry’s recognition of AI as a time-sensitive issue requiring oversight.
As new warnings about AI safety continue to emerge, and as use becomes commonplace, more than half (56%) worry about ethical misuse. Despite co
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