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Peak XV has backed Indian startup C2i amid mounting power constraints for AI data centres. C2i aims to solve energy bottlenecks with advanced infrastructure and efficiency solutions.
Blackstone plans to invest up to $1.2 billion in Neysa to support the buildout of AI data centres and cloud infrastructure, as India accelerates efforts to strengthen domestic AI capacity.
AI inference startup Modal Labs is reportedly in talks to raise fresh funding at a $2.5 billion valuation as demand for scalable AI infrastructure and model deployment accelerates.
Orbital AI promises real-time data processing from space, but high launch costs, satellite hardware limits, and narrow revenue models make its economics challenging.
Former Google engineers are building AI infrastructure that helps companies analyse, search, and extract insights from large volumes of video data.
AWS revenue keeps climbing as a strong enterprise, and AI-driven cloud demand boosts growth, reinforcing Amazon Web Services’ leadership in the global cloud market.
Amazon and Google are outspending rivals on AI infrastructure, pouring billions into data centres and chips as the battle shifts from models to long-term platform dominance.
Vema says falling hydrogen costs could reshape data centre locations, enabling facilities to move away from traditional power hubs and closer to low-cost clean energy.
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang rejected reports that the company is backing away from its planned $100 billion investment in OpenAI, calling the claims of friction “nonsense.”
Spending on AI infrastructure continues to surge as chipmakers and data centre suppliers report record orders, signalling sustained demand driven by artificial intelligence.
NVIDIA is investing $2 billion in CoreWeave to accelerate the expansion of AI data centres and help the company build more than 5 gigawatts of AI compute capacity by 2030 in a deepening…
The US Environmental Protection Agency has ruled that xAI illegally operated natural gas generators to power its Tennessee data centres, rejecting claims of temporary use exemptions.
