AI data centers

AMD achieved a 4x gain in AI energy efficiency through 2026, putting the chipmaker ahead of its roadmap toward a 20x rack-scale improvement by 2030.

Saudi Arabia has expanded its data center capacity to over 467 megawatts and attracted major cloud providers, driving national digital economy goals.

Nvidia has scaled back its financial guarantee for OpenAI’s Ohio data center project to under $120 billion following investor concerns over large infrastructure commitments.

Q and Margolis Healy Architecture have partnered to develop advanced data centers in Saudi Arabia, the Gulf, and Europe to meet growing AI demands.

The Saudi GPU market is projected to grow from $77.3 million in 2025 to $252.4 million by 2030, driven by digital transformation and cloud investments.

Annual AI infrastructure spending is projected to reach 1.6 trillion USD by 2031, driving demand for advanced femtosecond lasers in hardware manufacturing.

LG Electronics has secured official NVIDIA certification for its 600kW coolant distribution unit, validating its thermal management technology for AI infrastructure.

The 16th annual Uptime Institute survey highlights critical workforce shortages, rising outage costs, and increasing rack densities across global data centers.

NVIDIA is using 113-degree Fahrenheit water to cool its modern data center hardware, improving energy efficiency for cloud and AI infrastructure.

The Saudi digital economy has reached a value of $139 billion following a 75% growth rate over the past eight years, driven by infrastructure expansion.

Saudi Arabia is expanding its digital infrastructure to support AI technologies, aiming to build 6.9 GW of data center capacity by 2034.

Saudi Arabia has established over 60 data centers with investments exceeding $4.27 billion to strengthen its global position in artificial intelligence.

Vertiv has opened a new manufacturing facility in Johor, Malaysia, to address the growing demand for AI and high-density computing infrastructure across Asia.

Vertiv has completed its acquisition of ThermoKey to expand its thermal management capabilities and support high-density computing in AI data centers.

Vertiv has launched its new Rack Extreme platform, designed to support heavy and deep IT equipment for high-density AI deployments.

Vertiv, Edge-Serve, IRCL, and PDC have signed a framework agreement to develop converged data center infrastructure across the GCC region.

Arm and Red Hat have expanded their collaboration to bring enterprise software to the new Arm AGI CPU, optimizing data centers for agentic AI workloads.

Intel is preparing to launch a new data center processor focused on low-cost AI inference before the end of 2026.

Vertiv has expanded its thermal management systems in EMEA with the launch of the CoolChip CDU 2300 and Fluid Network Row Manifolds.

The NVIDIA AI Cloud network is expanding across six continents to meet the growing global demand for artificial intelligence computing infrastructure.

NVIDIA has launched its new Vera CPU, delivering 1.8x faster task completion than x86 processors to power AI agents in modern data centers.

Nokia opens an AI Networking Innovation Lab in California while Ericsson partners with SAP to overhaul operations using AI, marking concrete steps toward practical AI deployment.