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TSMC announced a substantial additional investment of $100 billion in Arizona, projecting the construction of four more fabs in the US state, alongside reporting $40.2 billion revenue for the second quarter of 2026.
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Read at Data Center Dynamics→
More coverage at Data Center Knowledge →
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Should TSMC's massive US investment be seen as a strategic win for American semiconductor independence?
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TSMC's pledge of $265 billion for US semiconductor manufacturing facilities is being characterized as a preliminary concept rather than a fully defined plan.
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Read at The Register→
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TSMC plans to invest an additional $100 billion in its Phoenix chipmaking facilities, significantly expanding its manufacturing capacity in Arizona.
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BlackRock's GIP and ACS have launched their data center joint venture named Coravel, appointing former DXC president Howard Boville as its leader and securing a customer in Texas.
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Switch's planned initial public offering signifies a broader trend of the data center sector increasingly engaging with public financial markets on Wall Street.
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Crusoe is establishing a 1.4 GW data center campus in Childress, Texas, through a renewed partnership with Lancium.
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QTS will construct 11 data centers on Lancium's campus in Hall County, Texas, as Lancium secures a customer for its second Clean Campus initiative.
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Artificial intelligence vendors are shifting the burden of escalating infrastructure costs onto their customers, indicating a new financial model for AI deployment.
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Read at The Register→
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Are AI companies unfairly passing infrastructure costs onto consumers?
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The AI boom fuels demand for data centers, the critical infrastructure housing the computing power essential for modern digital services. These facilities are now the most contested infrastructure globally.
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Read at Global Data Center Hub→
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Houston
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An AI infrastructure manufacturer is undertaking the construction of 400,000 square foot projects in Pearland, Texas, indicating substantial growth in AI hardware development.
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Mid-Atlantic
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Lightpath is extending its fiber network across eastern Pennsylvania, enhancing capacity and connectivity to accommodate the growing requirements of artificial intelligence infrastructure.
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“i have full admin access, tons of downtime but i'm not a sysadmin, at least I don't feel like one, what can i do?”
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An IT support professional with extensive admin access and downtime seeks advice on projects to develop hard sysadmin skills and strengthen their resume for a career transition within the next year.
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Read at r/sysadmin→
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“How to combat email hoarding? Nightmare...”
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An on-site IT person struggles with persistent email hoarding among a small team, despite failed educational attempts and the owner's own problematic habits, necessitating a heavy-handed approach to storage management.
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“How do you handle non-tech users complaining about lack of support?”
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An IT professional expresses frustration with non-technical users and management who misunderstand IT issues, often misinterpreting simple fixes like reboots as systemic problems and leading to blame.
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A researcher has reportedly poisoned an open-weight AI model for less than $100, demonstrating a low-cost method to disrupt or compromise artificial intelligence systems.
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Read at The Register→
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Does the low cost of poisoning AI models signal an imminent security crisis?
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The IDCA CEO urges global consensus on data center development as AI's accelerating power demand strains national policies, risking slower progress without a unified framework.
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Amazon Web Services CloudFront experienced an outage, causing widespread errors and preventing websites from being accessed by users.
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