In the era of digital transformation, the role of edge data centers has become increasingly significant. These decentralized facilities handle and process data closer to its origin, vital for reducing latency and enhancing real-time applications. As advanced technologies like AI, 5G, and IoT
The Bataan Nuclear Power Plant (BNPP), a dormant structure standing since the 1980s, has remained one of the Philippines' most controversial infrastructures. Initially built to address the nation’s energy needs, the plant never became operational due to various reasons, including safety concerns
In a world increasingly dominated by data and digital technologies, the energy demands of data centers, especially those driven by AI applications, are surging to unprecedented levels. Companies are under pressure to find sustainable energy solutions to power these facilities. Oracle and AWS are
Google's decision to halt its $200 million data center project in Santiago's Cerrillos area, Chile, is a significant development driven by rising environmental concerns, particularly around water usage. The project's inception dates back to 2020, intended to bolster Google's global infrastructure.
The rapid expansion of the tech industry has placed immense pressure on data center infrastructures to not only scale efficiently but also to do so sustainably. As traditional energy sources become increasingly scrutinized for their environmental impact, the collaboration between Caddis Cloud
Amazon Web Services (AWS), the cloud computing division of Amazon, has announced a significant investment plan to construct and operate data centers in the United Kingdom with an allocation of $10.45 billion over five years. This strategic move aligns with the increasing adoption of cloud computing
