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Tuesday 3 November

Nvidia tells data center partners to limit China sales- FT By Investing.com

AI-generated summary According to the Financial Times, NVIDIA Corporation has reportedly instructed its data center partners to reduce their exposure to Chinese customers. This development creates additional obstacles for Chinese technology companies seeking to pursue artificial intelligence development through overseas cloud computing arrangements.

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Monday 2 November

Envision claims to be running the world's first 800VDC data center in Ulanqab, China

AI-generated summary Green technology firm Envision announced that its Galaxy AI data center in Ulanqab, China, opened in August and has an 800VDC power system running live compute workloads. Envision states that the 800VDC power system combines solid-state transformers, battery energy storage, and direct-current voltage adjustment equipment for computing hardware.

Also covered by Interesting Engineering tomshardware.com

Anthropic's internal AI use is now worth more than employee pay, at the prices it charges customers

AI-generated summary Anthropic released details in its IPO filing showing that the value of Claude AI used internally at retail prices is now available and exceeds its monthly employee compensation costs. The company states that more than ninety percent of the code added to its software in September was written by Claude.

Also covered by The Deep View SaaStrAI ft.com bloomberg.com datacenterdynamics.com

Sunday 1 November

Friday 30 October

The Americas' data center boom may soon face a critical power crunch, Wärtsilä warns – and the industry is moving too fast to see it coming

AI-generated summary Wärtsilä released a new landmark analysis examining data center power constraints and the speed to powerless risk across the Americas. Wärtsilä says that power systems cannot keep pace with data center construction speed, creating a hidden risk to artificial intelligence infrastructure growth.

Hyundai Motor Group to establish two SPCs for AI data center project

AI-generated summary Hyundai Motor Group announced it plans to establish two special purpose companies next month to develop artificial intelligence data centers as part of its infrastructure expansion. Hyundai Motor Group says one special purpose company will oversee data center construction and infrastructure development while the other will handle graphics processing unit services.

Also covered by datacenterdynamics.com

Thursday 29 October