
Blue Origin expands into space-based data centres, signalling new ambitions
Blue Origin, founded by Jeff Bezos, is exploring space-based data centres to meet growing demand for computing power and reduce constraints on Earth-based infrastructure.
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Blue Origin, founded by Jeff Bezos, is exploring space-based data centres to meet growing demand for computing power and reduce constraints on Earth-based infrastructure.

Rising demand for AI computing is driving massive energy needs, making energy technology one of the most promising areas for investment in the AI boom.

NVIDIA is expanding beyond GPUs into software, AI infrastructure, and services, quietly building a multibillion-dollar business to rival its core chip division.

Google’s data centre power strategy highlights its push for clean, reliable energy to support AI growth, combining renewables, grid innovation, and long-term power deals.

Niv-AI comes out of stealth with technology designed to improve GPU performance and efficiency, helping AI workloads run faster while reducing compute costs.

Former Meta executives Sheryl Sandberg and Nick Clegg join the board of AI infrastructure company Nscale as the Norway-based “Stargate” startup reaches a $14.6 billion valuation.

A company that runs ICE detention facilities is expanding into temporary housing for AI data centre workers as the global data centre construction boom accelerates.

Floating offshore data centres could offer cheaper cooling, scalable infrastructure, and faster deployment compared to costly space-based data centre concepts.

NVIDIA delivers another record-breaking quarter, fueled by surging AI demand and massive capital expenditure by cloud and data centre operators.

The White House has called on AI companies to absorb electricity rate hikes tied to surging data centre demand, and several major firms say they are prepared to do so.

Opposition to AI infrastructure, including data centres and power projects, is growing as communities raise concerns over energy use, water consumption, and environmental impact.

AI chip startup MatX has raised $500 million to develop high-performance processors aimed at challenging Nvidia in the fast-growing artificial intelligence hardware market.
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