Data centers consume substantial amounts of power, much of which is dedicated to cooling the computers inside since they generate substantial amounts of heat as a byproduct of their operation.

FEDGPU utilizes green energy sources such as wind and solar power to power multiple data centers globally, significantly reducing carbon emissions and energy costs, achieving cleaner computing power.

On a recent afternoon at the Massachusetts Green High Performance Computing Center (MGHPCC), James Culbert, the center’s director of IT services, led a group of Yale students down long halls with ...

Chip giant Intel ( INTC 0.79%) is reportedly in talks to potentially acquire SambaNova Systems, an AI start-up that was once ...

Lansing City Council is expected to vote in early 2026 on Deep Green's conditional rezoning request for an $120 million data ...

Trump administration's decision to allow Nvidia chip sales to China sparks concern among lawmakers who worry about giving ...

Vijayawada: Education minister Nara Lokesh held a series of high-level meetings with global technology leaders in San ...

Developers say the site's fiber network and access to renewable hydropower make it an ideal site for a next-generation data ...

The latest announcement is out from HIVE Digital Technologies ( ($TSE:HIVE) ). HIVE Digital Technologies has announced its listing on the ...

As Long-duration Energy Storage (LDES) becomes central to overcoming renewable intermittency and enabling all-weather green power, the third HiTHIUM Eco-Day was successfully concluded under the theme ...

U.S. President Donald Trump said the United States would allow Nvidia's H200 processors to be exported to China, though it ...