Germany celebrates the completion of Europe’s largest 3D-printed data center, marking a significant milestone in architectural innovation and eco-friendly construction.
Meta Platforms is making a significant leap in technology and economic growth with its new $800 million data center in Jeffersonville, Indiana. Designed to support AI operations and powered by 100% renewable energy, this facility will be a catalyst for job creation and development in the region.
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Amazon Web Services (AWS) is making significant strides in New Albany, Ohio, with plans for an expansive data center campus. This move, backed by a $3.5 billion investment, promises economic growth, job creation, and a strengthened partnership between the tech giant and the local community.
Google is revolutionizing the tech landscape with its new $600 million data center in Mesa. Prioritizing sustainability, the facility employs state-of-the-art air-cooled technology, showcasing a future where innovation meets environmental responsibility.
Vultr, a global cloud computing giant, is making significant strides in Latin America. With a 200% expansion in São Paulo and plans for Panama and Colombia, they’re not just setting up data centers but fueling a digital revolution.
Vertiv Holdings, a leading provider of power, cooling, and IT solutions, has seen impressive growth in Q2 2023, with revenues reaching $1.73 billion. This success is attributed to robust demand across all end markets, strategic global expansion, and a keen focus on the burgeoning field of artificial intelligence.
Tech giant Microsoft continues to bolster its digital cloud capacity with plans for a new data center in Medina County, near San Antonio. The proposed 106,012-square-foot facility, estimated to cost around $230 million, will be an addition to Microsoft’s global data center footprint, enhancing its ability to deliver faster and more reliable cloud services.
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