The exponential growth of data centers, driven by cloud computing, AI processing, and digital services, has created unprecedented power demands that challenge traditional power distribution systems.

These companies will play a crucial role in supporting the AI era. The AI revolution is driving nearly insatiable demand for hardware like high-performance GPUs, CPUs, networking equipment, and ...

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For the first time ever, PJM, the grid operator managing electricity across 13 states including Ohio, couldn’t purchase 100 percent of the power it needs in its future electricity auction, and Today ...

As the AI surge progresses, the most significant hurdle is unlikely to be the availability of chips or components. Instead, it will be electricity, cooling, and physical space. On our planet, data ...

Big tech companies have plans to build more than a dozen data centers in Oklahoma to keep up with increased computing needs from artificial intelligence. Some will require enough electricity to power ...

An energy company focused on supporting artificial intelligence (AI) through infrastructure has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with a Utah-based nuclear power services company, as the ...

Energy watchdogs have pointed to an elevated risk due to typical stress from winter, as well as artificial intelligence data centers and population growth. Texas, in particular, is in the spotlight ...

Drax Group Plc is drawing up plans to add one gigawatt of data-center capacity to secure the future of its power plant in northeast England. Drax’s shares have surged in recent weeks on the prospect ...

The expansion is driven by forecasted demand from new data centers sprouting across the state. Critics and incoming commissioners worry ratepayers will bear the financial risk if the projected demand ...

The country’s largest electrical grid operator, PJM Interconnection, plans to power new data centers that it knows it doesn’t have the capacity for — prompting an energy watchdog to warn of heightened ...