Arcapita is a global alternative investments firm focused on private equity and real estate, with a track record of over 30 years and a total transaction value of more than $32 billion. Arcapita has offices in the US, UK, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Singapore, as well as affiliated offices in Bahrain.

According to CNBC, Tencent is hoping to leverage its strong customer base in China to expand internationally. Many Chinese firms have ties or are looking to expand also into the Middle East. Among those is PC company Lenovo, which has a regional headquarters in Saudi Arabia and is building a manufacturing plant in the Kingdom.

Overview: Cloud growth now depends more on power availability than global reach or network proximity.AI workloads are driving larger, denser, energy-hungry data

Nvidia commits US$2b to CoreWeave, a key customer and partner of Applied Digital (NasdaqGS:APLD). The investment supports CoreWeave's capacity plans, which are closely linked to Applied Digital's data center services.

I write about how digital impacts business and future of work Should tech companies achieve more efficient AI computing in space, they may be positioned to offer services at lower costs or with greener credentials than earth-based operators.

Lawmakers are back at work at the state capitol. They are already working on controversial bills; two dueling measures are being talked about with data centers in the middle of the debate.

Last week, the data center industry migrated temporarily to Hawaii for the Pacific Telecommunications Council conference. The event—like Davos except warmer—is typically where deal talks in the data center business begin and the priorities for the year are set.

Over the years, data centers have reinvented themselves through virtualization, the cloud and AI. The next iteration is quantum. However, the future will not be binary, but hybrid, with infrastructure orchestrating classical, accelerated and quantum computing in concert.

Companies are integrating artificial Intelligence into all aspects of work and are now doing the same to life.

Increasing demand for artificial intelligence, cloud computing and other technologies has accelerated the proliferation of data centers across

Wisconsin stands at a pivotal moment. Artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and hyperscale data centers are arriving quickly, bringing enormous demand for electricity and water. The real question is not whether these investments will come,