Amazon has reportedly acquired the Devlin Technology Park site in Prince William County for $700 million. The 270-acre property can support up to 3.5 million square feet of data center space and represents a massive bet on continued cloud growth.
Snowflake is betting big on PostgreSQL integration with its new open source pg_lake extensions. The move comes after acquiring Crunchy Data for $250 million in June. But buyers still struggle to tell data platforms apart in the AI gold rush.
The Milky Way isn’t just sitting quietly in space—it’s actively rippling from some massive past event. New data from the Gaia spacecraft reveals a wave-like pattern moving through stars in our galaxy’s outer regions, and the Sagittarius dwarf galaxy is the prime suspect.
Nearly all market researchers now use AI tools daily, saving hours each week. But 4 in 10 report dealing with AI errors and increased validation work. The industry has embraced AI while questioning its reliability.
A new machine learning system can predict European heat waves four to seven weeks in advance, giving authorities crucial time to prepare. The approach uses a tiny fraction of the computational resources of traditional forecasting methods while improving accuracy in previously problematic regions lik
Spotify’s video podcast strategy is delivering serious results, with 390 million users now streaming video shows. The company just reported $4.9 billion in revenue and revealed its Netflix partnership starting in 2026. But Wall Street remains skeptical about the mixed guidance.
Verizon and SBA Communications have inked a long-term tower agreement to accelerate 4G and 5G network expansion across the US. The deal provides Verizon with cost certainty and flexibility in managing its infrastructure portfolio while leveraging SBA’s 17,400+ US towers.
A $1 billion data center campus breaks ground in Tulsa County, marking Oklahoma’s strategic push into the digital infrastructure race. This massive investment could transform the region’s economic landscape and connectivity.
With over 1GWh of deployed systems and 200+ engineers, Sabre is bringing its critical infrastructure expertise to data center power solutions. The company’s factory-integrated UPS pods and equipment skids aim to accelerate deployment for hyperscale operators facing unprecedented AI-driven demand.
As demand for secure, high-performance computing grows, operators are looking below ground for answers. Former mines, military bunkers, and mountain caverns are being reimagined as ultra-secure, energy-efficient data centers that offer both sustainability and resilience.
