Nvidia has released a native beta version of its GeForce Now cloud gaming app for Linux users. This follows the Steam Deck-specific app launched in May 2025 and marks a notable step in Nvidia’s Linux support. The move comes as more gamers explore Linux amid frustrations with Windows updates and AI i
Colorado is pitching a major incentive to lure data centers: a 100% sales tax exemption for 20 years. The catch? Developers must power their facilities with clean energy, hitting 100% renewable sources by 2040. The move has sparked a debate between economic development and environmental protection.
Industrial VI Enterprises, an affiliate of Hillwood, wants to build a seven-building data center campus south of Atlanta. The project is part of a massive wave of development in the region that a state lawmaker is now trying to pause.
The workforce balance of power in tech has officially flipped. For the first time, the number of people working for hyperscale and cloud companies now exceeds the total employed by the global telecom industry. This marks a stunning reversal from just 14 years ago.
Microsoft posted a massive $81.27 billion in revenue for its fiscal Q2, with net income soaring to $38.46 billion. However, Azure growth dipped slightly and heavy AI investments are starting to pressure profitability.
Sharjah is making a play for the data center market. The emirate has signed a memorandum of understanding with Chinese AI cloud firm DataCanvas to explore building and operating facilities. It’s a strategic move to diversify its economy and attract tech investment.
Microsoft just announced its second-generation Maia 200 AI chip, built for cloud inference. The company claims it’s 30% more performant than alternatives at the same price and will be used by its own AI teams and services, with wider customer availability planned.
According to a new report, Microsoft is preparing for another significant round of layoffs, potentially hitting in the third week of January. The cuts are allegedly needed to fund the massive costs of AI infrastructure, continuing a brutal trend for employees.
The AI data center boom is a power problem first. Investor Andrejka Bernatova argues for “disruptive decarbonization,” using cleaner fuels like natural gas today instead of waiting for perfect solutions. Her firm targets scalable, cash-flowing infrastructure assets to meet this massive demand.
Rowan Digital Infrastructure has started work on a massive $700 million, 300MW data center campus in Temple, Texas, aiming for a 2027 launch. The project leverages power infrastructure from an existing facility that recently lost its tenant and is being converted to a warehouse. This move highlights
