
Lancium says it has 4 GW under lease and 15+ GW of powered land as Nvidia partnership advances its grid-responsive AI data center model.
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Lancium, a Texas infrastructure developer, is partnering with a chipmaker to deploy AI factory technology across its portfolio of data centers, which includes 4 gigawatts of leased capacity and more than 15 gigawatts of powered land in development. The chipmaker is making a strategic investment in Lancium and will provide design reference systems and power-management technologies that allow the data centers to adjust power consumption based on grid conditions. This partnership matters because it combines Lancium's large-scale infrastructure with the chipmaker's AI technology to create gigawatt-scale capacity available to cloud providers and AI companies. The arrangement represents a significant deployment of AI infrastructure, with projects already attracting billions of dollars in planned investment.

The 760 MW Eddystone coal plant will remain online longer as PJM faces rising data center load, generator retirements, and delayed power resources.

AI workloads push data center rack densities beyond the limits of air cooling. Three liquid cooling approaches offer different trade-offs and benefits.

Jetson Orin Nano 2 consumes less power at the same performance level of its predecessor. Source: NVIDIA As AI models become more efficient, more devices can become autonomous, but developers need compact, energy-efficient computers built for edge AI, asserted NVIDIA Corp. The company today introduced NVIDIA Jetson Orin Nano 2, a new entry-level computer for edge AI that it said enables millions of developers worldwide to build systems for physical AI applications. “Today’s small and medium front
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