Another major data center project is coming to Finland, this time in Hämeenlinna. A Nordic ownership group has reserved land for a 120MW campus focused on renewable energy and heat recovery. The development continues Finland’s rapid expansion as a data center hub.
New Era Energy & Digital has secured land in Lea County, New Mexico for a 3,500-acre data center campus. The project calls for over 2 gigawatts of natural gas generation and 5+ gigawatts of nuclear power to fuel AI operations. First power from gas units is expected by 2028.
Companies are racing to become “agentic enterprises” but face a fundamental problem: their data is a mess. Salesforce research shows 63% of technical leaders admit their companies struggle to drive business priorities with data, while 42% say data strategies don’t align with business objectives.
Snowflake is steering toward a future where AI agents help every employee reason with data. The company is betting that trust and governance will matter more than flashy model integrations in the enterprise AI race.
Emirates is investing over $23 million to expand facial recognition across Dubai Airport’s Terminal 3. The system uses 200+ biometric cameras to identify travelers from one meter away, eliminating the need for passports or boarding passes at key checkpoints. This represents a major step toward compl
Palantir’s explosive growth and revised 2025 outlook reveal more than just strong quarterly numbers. The company’s trajectory signals a fundamental market shift where defense-grade AI becomes enterprise infrastructure.
Lincoln Property Company’s strategic reacquisition of a Phoenix data center reveals deeper market dynamics. The Arizona market faces unprecedented demand pressures that are reshaping digital infrastructure investment strategies.
A groundbreaking £95 million district heating network in Milton Keynes will harness waste heat from data centers to warm hospitals and homes. This innovative approach could transform how the UK manages energy waste while cutting carbon emissions significantly.
China has begun operating a revolutionary wind-powered underwater data center off Shanghai’s coast. The 24-megawatt pilot project could scale to 500MW, using ocean cooling and renewable energy to power AI infrastructure with minimal environmental footprint.
Traditional DCIM platforms are failing as data centers push beyond 30kW racks. Universal intelligent infrastructure management represents the next evolution in data center operations, integrating AI and predictive analytics.
