The rush to build thousands of U.S. data centers is driving demand for some workers, though economists project fewer permanent jobs.

Armada's customers include the Washington State Department of Natural Resources, which uses its technology for wildfire connectivity, and oil and gas companies operating in remote locations.

Army’s new Aberdeen ‘9-1-1’ data center aims to speed battlefield decisions ...

With the increasing server hardware densities of hyperscale and AI data center facilities, operators are re‑evaluating ...

NERC’s May 4 Level 3 Alert signals that AI campuses, hyperscale data centers, and other large computational loads are now ...

Artificial intelligence (AI) is stretching compute infrastructure well beyond what traditional enterprise data centers were designed to handle. Modern AI training requires massively parallel compute, ...

As demand for data centers continues to accelerate, water availability is emerging as a critical factor in project development and ...