Chevron is building its first natural gas-fired power plant specifically for data centers in West Texas. The 5GW facility could be operational by 2027 and represents a strategic pivot for traditional energy companies. They’re not alone – Exxon is making similar moves into the data center power marke
Kubernetes is getting serious about AI with a new conformance program and major platform upgrades. The changes aim to make AI workloads more portable and reliable across different Kubernetes environments. These updates come as 58% of organizations already run AI workloads on Kubernetes.
Oracle’s aggressive pivot to AI has Wall Street seriously worried. The company is betting hundreds of billions on data centers for OpenAI, sending its stock plunging 30% in a month and debt soaring to alarming levels.
Kubernetes is officially retiring the popular Ingress NGINX controller in March 2026. The project has struggled with security vulnerabilities and insufficient maintainer support, forcing the community to move on.
The Australian infrastructure investor is raising 1.6 billion Swiss francs to fund its acquisition of Green Group AG. Six banks are involved in the financing package, which will also support future capital expenditures.
Google has officially launched Cameyo by Google after acquiring the virtualization platform a year ago. The service enables Chromebooks to run legacy Windows applications directly through the Chrome browser, addressing a major enterprise limitation.
American Tower is planning a 4MW Edge data center facility in Indianapolis, Indiana. The 20,000 square foot building would be located next to an existing cell tower on a 53-acre property.
The Israeli cybersecurity firm is positioning itself as a leader in the emerging Runtime CNAPP and AI security market. Their new funding will accelerate global expansion amid surging enterprise demand for real-time protection across cloud and AI environments.
Box2bit is negotiating for a 400,000 sqm data center in Calatayud, Spain, marking its second major project in the Aragon region. The company aims to deploy 2GW of capacity powered entirely by renewable energy across multiple Spanish locations. This comes alongside their existing Cariñena development
Stonepeak and Columbia Capital are acquiring Berlin-based data center provider IPB. The deal, expected to close in Q4 2025, targets one of Berlin’s primary connectivity hubs. This marks another European digital infrastructure play for the investment firms.
