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Every Silicon AI News story about Data Centres, month by month, newest first.
The data-centre campus is in New Mexico. Oracle says the project is still on schedule.
Oracle sent a force majeure notice to the developer of Project Jupiter, a huge data-centre campus in New Mexico linked to the Stargate effort with OpenAI and SoftBank. Bloomberg first reported it on September 24. The notice could let Oracle delay payments if the site misses its 2028 start, but Oracle says the project remains on schedule.
Its growth figures are its own.
Verda, the Finnish AI cloud company formerly called DataCrunch, announced $189 million in new funding on September 22, led by Emergence Capital. It says it is now worth at least $1 billion and that its yearly revenue rate reached $165 million in July.
The bill is only a first step.
The House passed the Ratepayer Protection Act by 417 votes to 3. It asks state regulators to consider special rules for sites above 100 megawatts, but it does not set one national price.
The AI power boom now has a reliability bill.
Generac expects $2.4 billion of initial deliveries in 2027 and 2028. Amazon also received rights to buy shares as payments for data-centre generators rise toward a possible $8 billion.
A new alliance says flexible power use is the deal.
Google, Nvidia, Emerald AI, and energy companies launched a coalition for data centres that can reduce or move electricity use when the grid is stressed. The promises now need measured results.
The grid plan matters as much as the servers.
Google says its largest single European investment will expand data centres and related systems in four Finnish areas. It also announced nuclear, wind, battery, and community projects.
Some AI jobs do not need to run at once. Data centers can move this work to times when electricity is cleaner and sometimes cheaper.