Opposition to data center developments has been spreading due to local issues such as rising electricity prices, noise pollution, water consumption, a changing landscape, as
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From Cost Drift to Sovereignty Demands: Why the Future of Cloud Is Selective
TL;DR While cloud computing has traditionally been defined by speed, scale, and flexibility, mature environments now present unpredictable costs, complex governance, and rising sovereignty concerns.
Capital, Power, and AI Reshape Latin America’s Digital Infrastructure Market
TL;DR AI and cloud demand are expanding Latin America’s digital infrastructure opportunity while increasing requirements for power, connectivity and scalable capacity. Debt and equity markets
Lightpath Expands into Atlanta with High-Capacity Managed Bandwidth Services
TL;DR Lightpath has entered the Greater Atlanta market with high-capacity Managed Bandwidth services. Wavelength and IP Transit services are now available across 30 Atlanta-area data
Duos Technologies Group, Inc. Shares Q2 2026 Results Amid AI Infrastructure Momentum
TL;DR Earnings release: Duos will report second quarter 2026 results after market close on Friday, August 14. Investor call: Company management will host a conference
Not All Modular Is Created Equal
TL;DR Defining the Distinction: “Modular” construction encompasses two main approaches—traditional prefabrication (assembling components like electrical skids) and volumetric modular construction (building complete 3D factory-finished sections).
Duos Technologies Group Completes Sale of Duos Technologies, Inc. to Sandbank Acosta, LLC
TL;DR Transaction complete: Duos Technologies Group has completed the sale of its rail technology subsidiary, Duos Technologies, Inc., to Sandbank Acosta, LLC. New chapter for
What Happens When Data Centers Start Competing for Fuel?
TL;DR To bypass slow grid interconnection queues and keep up with AI buildout timelines, hyperscale data center developers are moving to behind-the-meter gas generation, turning
The Copper Cliff: Why AI Data Centers Need a New Kind of Cable
TL;DR Rapid GPU compute density and terabit-bandwidth demands are pushing traditional short-reach copper cables to physical limits in reach, routing thickness, power consumption, and thermal
Lower density brings server efficiency and cooling gains
For many years — well before AI compute’s “big bang” in late 2022 — the data center industry has been preoccupied with the notion of