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Artificial intelligence chip startup Rebellions raised $400 million in pre-Initial Public Offering funding and launched two new artificial intelligence infrastructure platforms, RebelRack and RebelPod.
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Read at Data Center Dynamics→
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South Korean artificial intelligence chip developer Rebellions is reportedly seeking new markets for its rack-scale computing solutions as it prepares for a forthcoming initial public offering amidst competition from established semiconductor manufacturers.
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Read at The Register→
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UK-based chip startup Fractile is reportedly in discussions with Accel and Oxford Science Enterprises to secure $200 million in funding, aiming for a valuation of $1 billion.
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Read at Data Center Dynamics→
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The modular data center specialist ModulEdge and liquid cooling provider Comino have introduced a combined solution designed to reduce artificial intelligence infrastructure procurement timelines to three to six months.
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Read at Data Center Dynamics→
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The feasibility of using microfluidic cooling technology in future data centers is currently constrained by difficulties in manufacturing and ongoing maintenance requirements.
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Read at Data Center Knowledge→
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Data center energy efficiency startup Niv-AI has successfully emerged from stealth funding after securing $12 million, allowing it to further develop its technology aimed at analyzing GPU power spikes.
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Read at Data Center Dynamics→
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Phoenix
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The $7 billion Halo Vista development has commenced construction near the Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company's campus in Phoenix.
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Read at Bisnow→
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“What the heck: Agentic AI???”
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An engineer attending a security conference expresses genuine confusion and concern over the marketing and technical opacity surrounding 'Agentic AI' being pitched as evolving virtual employees accessible via APIs.
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Read at r/sysadmin→
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“Amazon as a stepping stone?”
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A forklift mechanic with electrical knowledge, facing stagnant wages, debates accepting a significant pay cut to join Amazon's WBLP program in Indiana as a tactical move to gain data center experience, hoping it will be more valuable than his current trade background if a Google opportunity fails to materialize.
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Read at r/datacenter→
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“Microsoft and Amazon can suck it.”
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An experienced data center professional expresses intense frustration after enduring lengthy, unsuccessful interview processes with hyperscalers in the Atlanta area, feeling that only candidates with niche military backgrounds are being hired.
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Read at r/datacenter→
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