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The Ohio training cluster already supports Muse models; its planned final scale and next hardware generation remain ahead.

AMD has introduced Helion, an open rack-scale reference design offering CPU-only and combined CPU/GPU configurations, with hardware configurations planned for November 2026. The OCP-based blueprint gives hyperscalers a separate agent-execution rack and enterprises a combined system for agents and inference.

Planet has contacted the experimental spacecraft after launch. The mission will test Google’s AI processors in space, with heat management and radiation among the challenges.

NVIDIA has launched a company-run qualification program for battery energy storage systems and cooling distribution units designed around its DSX AI-factory reference requirements. The program gives suppliers a defined NVIDIA review path, but it does not replace site-level engineering or establish site stability.

Flex is paying $4.4 billion for EPC Power to capture the electrical conversion layer inside the data center. Higher voltages and sub-second control can reshape how compute clusters draw energy, but they cannot manufacture new electrons.

The proposed acquisition would add U.S.-based power-conversion technology for 800V DC data-center architectures, subject to customary closing conditions.

Amazon Web Services plans to launch its first in-country cloud infrastructure region in Saudi Arabia by December 2026, offering domestic data residency before bringing a separate, high-density AI compute zone online by 2028.

Production compute powered by AMD Instinct accelerators and Cisco Silicon One networking is now serving local and international customers, with plans to scale capacity up to 1 GW by 2030.

Amazon Web Services and NVIDIA plan to deploy two million additional GPUs across 2027 and 2028, expanding future hardware commitments alongside custom interconnects, federal clusters, and robotics integrations.

The specialized cloud provider has announced its first Asia-Pacific expansion across three planned facilities, setting a multi-year target that does not alter near-term compute availability.

Reliance Industries will build the facility in Gujarat with expansion options, supported by seawater cooling and 925 MW in separate clean-energy procurement agreements.

The Meitner Energy Center will pair a Google data center with new clean-power generation in Gray and Roberts Counties. Google plans air cooling to limit water consumption.

OpenAI and partners Oracle, Related Digital, and Walbridge have started construction on "The Barn," pairing a planned 1 GW infrastructure buildout with utility-protection pledges and student software credits.

Agreements with Vistra, Oklo, and TerraPower combine operational plant extensions and uprates with long-range advanced reactor builds to feed regional grids serving Meta's domestic data centers.

OpenAI and SoftBank Group are committing $1 billion in developer SB Energy alongside a 1.2 GW lease in Milam County, Texas, tying large-scale cluster expansion to new power generation.