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In early 2026, Elon Musk stunned the tech and space industries by merging his AI venture xAI into his rocket and satellite powerhouse SpaceX in what has been described as a bold move to lead the development of data centres in space. This audacious strategy has sparked debate and excitement across tech, energy, and infrastructure circles. Here’s a breakdown of what’s driving this idea, why it’s gaining traction, and what it could mean for the future of data infrastructure.

A recent report from International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) shows global capacity additions hit 582 GW in 2024, but warns that to meet our 2030 goals the industry must accelerate further.

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In a recent announcement, Mark Zuckerburg revealed plans to invest $20 billion into data center construction in the state of Pennsylvania, with one multi-gigawatt facility being comparable to the size of Manhattan!

U.S. electricity demand is set to hit record highs with solar and battery storage leading the charge.

A coalition of 17 major corporations from sectors including technology, chemicals, and energy signed the "Large Energy Users Pledge." This commitment aims to advocate for equitable access to financing for nuclear energy projects globally, with the ambitious goal of tripling nuclear capacity by 2050.

One of the key issues facing the renewable sector is a lack of staffing with many skilled workers choosing other industries. But the UKs recent incentive could help change that...

The rising power demands of AI-driven data centers and their impact on infrastructure is a growing concern in the industry, so how are companies addressing it?