Eaton and Siemens Energy have partnered to deliver modular, grid-independent power solutions for data centers. Their collaboration supports faster deployment, reduced emissions, and flexible energy options. With gas turbines, battery storage, and advanced electrical systems, this initiative reshapes how data centers operate.
NTT has launched a new energy storage division under NTT Anode Energy, managing 340 MWh across Japan. The initiative supports grid stability and wholesale energy trading. Alongside, NTT is expanding its global data center footprint, investing $10 billion through 2027 to deliver scalable infrastructure.
Pátria has launched Omnia, a $1 billion investment focused on building AI-ready data centers in Brazil, Mexico, and Chile. These facilities will use renewable wind energy and support high-performance computing needs, starting at 100 megawatts. Construction begins in 2025, marking Pátria’s return to the data center sector.
Stonepeak is making waves in AI infrastructure with Montera, a hyperscale data center platform in North America. With $1.5 billion invested, Stonepeak addresses increasing cloud and AI demands. These centers, strategically placed in Tier I and Tier II areas, promise rapid deployment and significant power capabilities.
du’s announcement to develop a hyperscale data center with Microsoft is a game-changer for UAE’s digital infrastructure. This AED 2 billion venture highlights Dubai’s commitment to digital innovation, enhancing du’s ability to meet growing cloud demands.
Discover how NTT Data is revolutionizing India’s AI landscape with a $1.2 billion investment in a state-of-the-art VoIP-enabled data center in Hyderabad. In partnership with Neysa Networks and the Telangana government, this facility will feature 25,000 GPUs for advanced AI solutions, epitomizing the future of scalable, eco-friendly VoIP infrastructure.
Adani Group plans to invest $10 billion to expand data center infrastructure across India, targeting AI growth and outsourcing demand. With major centers planned and collaborations underway, the initiative aligns with a national push toward digital services and expansion into smaller cities supported by favorable government policies.
AWS is adjusting its data center leasing strategy, particularly internationally, amidst investor scrutiny over AI infrastructure spending. This temporary pause in leasing discussions signals a strategic shift, focusing on synchronizing growth with demand. AWS continues to review infrastructure options for efficient AI deployment.
Segro and Pure DC have launched a £1 billion joint venture to develop a 30,000 sqm, 56MW data center in Park Royal, West London. This marks Segro’s first fully fitted data center, aiming to attract a top hyperscaler.
Meta is reportedly considering massive AI data centers, with a potential $60 billion project in Louisiana. While a spokesperson dismissed reports as speculation, Mark Zuckerberg confirmed plans to support LLAMA 4.
