data centers
Infrastructure & Cloud
Maine Data Center Ban: First US State Halts AI Infrastructure
⚡ Key Takeaways Maine passed LD 307, becoming the first US state to ban data centers exceeding 20 megawatts until...
Startups
African Cloud-Native Startups Build Sovereign Data Centers for AI
African startups like Horus Labs and Udu Technologies are building sovereign cloud infrastructure for AI, challenging hyperscaler dominance with local solutions.
Infrastructure & Cloud
Algeria Solar Week 2026: 1,480 MW of Clean Energy Meets Digital Infrastructure Ambitions
Algeria is commissioning 1,480 MW of solar capacity across nine plants by August 2026. How this renewable buildout could reshape the country's digital infrastructure.
Digital Economy
Algeria’s 1,480MW Solar Push: Nine Plants Powering the Digital Economy
⚡ Key Takeaways Algeria will commission nine solar plants totaling 1,480MW by August 2026, quadrupling installed PV capacity from 436MW....
AI & Automation
Algiers Smart City: 7,400 Cameras and Digital 2030 Reshape Urban Services
⚡ Key Takeaways Algiers is scaling to over 7,400 surveillance cameras with 5,592 new units joining 1,837 existing ones, as...
AI & Automation
Morgan Stanley Warns: A Massive AI Breakthrough Is Imminent
⚡ Key Takeaways Morgan Stanley Research estimates nearly $2.9 trillion in global data center construction costs through 2028, with more...

Startups
Orbital Computing: The Startups Bringing Data Centers to Space
Sophia Space raised $10M to build orbital computing systems. With AI energy demands surging and launch costs falling, space-based data centers are real.
Infrastructure & Cloud
Texas vs. Virginia: The Data Center Capital of the World Is Shifting
Texas is set to overtake Northern Virginia as the world's largest data center market by 2030, with 6.5 GW under construction driven by AI demand.

Infrastructure & Cloud
Silicon Valley’s Shadow Power Grid: Big Tech Builds Its Own Off-Grid Energy Empire
At least 46 behind-the-meter data centers totaling 56 GW bypass public grids. Natural gas dominates as hyperscalers race to power AI.
Infrastructure & Cloud
Liquid Cooling Goes Mainstream: The Race to Cool AI’s Insatiable Heat
AI GPUs now draw 1,000-1,400W each. Air cooling cannot cope. The liquid cooling market is projected to exceed $29B by 2033, led by immersion systems.

