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Blackstone Financing for Saline Township Data Center: Who Bears the Power Risk
Blackstone is financing the Saline Township data center campus in Michigan, MLive reported on April 25, 2026. The deal suggests private credit, not regulated utilities, is underwriting Michigan’s…
Maine Governor Vetoes First Statewide Data Center Moratorium: A Template Emerges
Maine Gov. Janet Mills vetoed a bill that would have imposed the first statewide moratorium on new data centers, keeping the state open to development. The April 2026…
Keppel and Shell to Pilot Immersion Cooling at a Singapore Data Center
Keppel and Shell are launching an immersion cooling pilot at a Singapore data center, a sign that oil majors are moving into the data-center thermal stack. We examine…
Nebius’s 310 MW Lappeenranta Build: Anatomy of a European AI Factory
Nebius’s 310 MW Lappeenranta data center would rank among Europe’s largest purpose-built AI facilities, according to a new project profile. We examine why Finland keeps attracting gigascale AI…
Ex-OpenAI Researcher’s $13.6B Fund Bets on Crypto Miners as AI Compute Plays
Ex-OpenAI researcher Leopold Aschenbrenner’s $13.6 billion fund is betting big on crypto miners as AI-compute plays, CoinDesk reports. We examine why bitcoin mining sites — with their secured…
Intel’s 1:1 CPU-to-GPU Claim and the 18A Yield Pull-In
Intel says AI inference is pushing data center CPU-to-GPU ratios from 1:8 toward 1:1, and has pulled its 18A yield target forward to mid-year. We examine what that…
Bitdeer’s Tydal Lease: Bitcoin Miner Converts Norwegian Hydro Power to AI Colocation
Bitdeer signed a colocation lease for an AI data center at its Tydal, Norway site, converting hydro-powered bitcoin mining capacity into AI infrastructure revenue. We examine the miner-to-AI…
800VDC and the Megawatt Rack: How High-Voltage DC Reshapes Data Center Cooling
800VDC power architecture is pushing data centers toward megawatt racks, and cooling design must evolve alongside the electrical plant to keep pace. We analyze the liquid-cooling, operational, and…
Utah Hyperscale Campus Nears Approval With Power Needs Exceeding the Entire State
A hyperscale data center campus in Utah is nearing final approval with plans to generate and consume more electricity than the entire state currently produces. We break down…