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Apple Expands Private Cloud Compute: Securing AI Inference at Scale
Apple’s security team has published ‘Expanding Private Cloud Compute,’ signaling growth of its custom-silicon cloud for private AI inference. We examine the hardened, verifiable architecture behind PCC, why…
Virginia’s Data Center Boom Is Raising West Virginia’s Power Bills, NPR Reports
Virginia’s data center boom is raising West Virginia electricity bills, NPR reports, as regional grid costs from AI-driven demand cross state lines. We examine how PJM cost allocation…
EU Council Takes Up Cybersecurity Package: ENISA, NIS2, Supply Chains
The EU Council is examining a cybersecurity package that reworks ENISA’s mandate, simplifies NIS2 compliance, and tightens supply chain security rules. We break down what is actually on…
SK Telecom and NVIDIA Team Up on Sovereign AI Infrastructure for Korea
SK Telecom and NVIDIA are partnering to build AI infrastructure powering Korea’s AI innovation, a national-scale GPU buildout in the sovereign AI mold. We examine what the move…
ZutaCore Raises $100M Series C to Scale Two-Phase AI Data Center Cooling
ZutaCore raised a $100 million Series C to expand its two-phase liquid cooling platform for AI data centers, the latest sign that investors see thermal management as a…
Ireland’s ‘Bring Your Own Power’ Message Signals a New Era for Data Centers
Ireland’s ‘bring your own power’ stance on data centers marks a turning point for grid-constrained digital growth. We examine why hyperscalers face self-generation demands, what the shift means…
Five States, Five Playbooks for Data Center Power Costs
State legislatures are testing five distinct approaches to shield residential ratepayers from data center power cost spillover, from dedicated tariff classes to cost-allocation rules. Here is what each…
CISA Nears New AI Cyber Directive: Binding Federal Rules Take Shape
CISA is reportedly close to issuing a new cyber directive on artificial intelligence, signaling binding federal rules for how agencies secure AI systems. This analysis covers what a…
Google’s ‘Power-First’ Data Centers: When Energy Access Dictates the Map
Google’s ‘power-first’ data center approach reverses traditional siting: secure the energy first, then build the facility around it. We examine what this reported shift signals about grid scarcity…