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The acquisition of Dominion Energy by NextEra Energy will create the world's largest regulated electrical utility, with the combined entities possessing over 130 gigawatts of large-load opportunities, many linked to data centers.
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Read at Data Center Dynamics→
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NextEra and Dominion have announced a $67 billion merger, aiming to leverage their combined utility infrastructure to capitalize on the anticipated surge in power demand driven by the artificial intelligence data center expansion.
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Read at Data Center Knowledge→
More coverage at Bisnow →
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Is NextEra's $67B bet on AI power demand through Dominion acquisition a wise strategic move?
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A potential combination of NextEra and Dominion could significantly impact the data center landscape in Virginia, often referred to as Data Center Alley.
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Read at Data Center Richness→
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Blackstone and Google are collaborating to launch a new cloud platform powered by Tensor Processing Units (TPUs), offering customers an alternative access method to Google's TPUs outside of Google Cloud.
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Read at Data Center Dynamics→
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Dell introduces its PowerRack systems, designed for rapid deployment of AI infrastructure within a day and seamless integration with existing enterprise workloads.
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Read at TechTarget DC Tips & Advice→
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Dell has introduced PowerRack, a comprehensive solution for compute, storage, and networking, alongside updates to its Nvidia AI Factory platform, aiming to bridge the gap between artificial intelligence ambitions and tangible results.
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Read at Data Center Dynamics→
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Dell will provide infrastructure to Samsung for its artificial intelligence-driven chipmaking operations, supporting digital twin, analytics, and agentic AI tools.
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Read at Data Center Dynamics→
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The data center and digital infrastructure industry requires a layered vision encompassing AI factories, edge computing, and community needs to effectively support evolving digital demands.
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Read at Data Center POST→
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Hollow-core fiber technology offers potential advancements in data transmission speed and energy efficiency for data centers, but its widespread adoption may be hindered by significant costs and currently limited practical advantages.
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Read at Data Center Knowledge→
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“AWS DCO L3”
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A new hire for an AWS Data Center Technician role, with no prior corporate or data center experience, is seeking comprehensive advice and hard truths about the position.
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Read at r/datacenter→
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“Built a free OneDrive/SharePoint drive-letter sync client with thumbnails, real cloud quota in Explorer, local-first, and no telemetry”
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A developer shares a self-built, MIT-licensed OneDrive/SharePoint client that offers true drive-letter mapping, accurate cloud quotas, local-first file storage, and integrated thumbnail rendering, addressing limitations of the native OneDrive sync client for small to mid-sized M365 estates.
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Read at r/sysadmin→
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“What is session level DLP and is it actually useful for GenAI data leaks?”
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A sysadmin seeks practical, session-level DLP solutions for GenAI data exfiltration prevention, aiming to gain visibility into browser sessions without forcing enterprise browsers or extensive endpoint rollouts.
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Read at r/sysadmin→
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Are session-level DLP solutions effective for preventing GenAI data leaks?
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The transition to 800-volt direct current is imminent, with solid-state transformers poised to facilitate the evolution of data center power infrastructure.
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Read at Data Center Richness→
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Is the transition to 800-volt DC power infrastructure inevitable for data centers?
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Kelly Gray of Delta Electronics explains how AI infrastructure is fostering a convergence of high-voltage direct current power, liquid cooling, microgrids, digital twins, and chip-to-grid system designs crucial for the next generation of AI data center development.
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Read at Data Center Frontier  →
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DCD>Connect Southern Europe 2026 will focus on the expansion of artificial intelligence infrastructure, power strategies, and cooling innovations within the data center industry.
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Read at Data Center POST→
More coverage at TechRepublic →
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