AI Infrastructure

Schneider, Wärtsilä and Stanley Coordinate Onsite Power for AI Data Centers

A coordinated delivery approach brings generation, electrical systems and engineering into the same AI campus plan.

Texas ties data-center permits to a wider review of power and water demands

A September 21 directive pauses TCEQ permit issuance pending a data-center audit, following an earlier order on water-use reporting.

Nuclear power gives data centers a long-term option with its own delivery calendar

Amazon’s energy strategy spans existing nuclear generation and future reactors. Developers need to keep those timelines separate.

The data center power forecast is growing. A forecast still isn’t a connection date.

New energy projections underline the scale of digital infrastructure demand. Developers still need a site-specific route to power.

Equinix Opens Five Liquid-Cooling Test Centers for High-Density AI Systems

Equinix launched production-ready liquid-cooling test environments in five global data centers, with additional EPIC sites planned for 2027.

NVIDIA DSX Links AI Factory Power, Cooling and Grid Operations

NVIDIA outlined DSX integrations spanning substations, facility power, cooling and compute as developers confront power and interconnection bottlenecks.

NiSource Signs 20-Year Microsoft Power Agreement for Indiana Campus

NiSource expects Microsoft service to start in 2028 under an agreement adding about 1,100 MW to GenCo’s resource pool.

Flex Completes EPC Power Acquisition Following US$4.4 Billion Agreement

Flex confirmed the EPC Power acquisition closed October 14; the US$4.4 billion value comes from its September agreement, subject to customary adjustments.

Gorilla Signs Nonbinding Letter of Intent for First U.S. Data Center

The proposed acquisition starts with 6 MW of existing utility capacity and a path to 36 MW, subject to closing and grid expansion.

Oracle Offers to Absorb Point Beach Energy Costs as Wisconsin Data Center Plan Advances

Oracle says it will absorb rising Point Beach nuclear energy costs through a proposed subscription arrangement connected to its Wisconsin data center plans. In its October 2 announcement, the company projected $300 million in fuel…

Eaton Henrico Power Distribution Manufacturing Campus

Henrico County, Virginia

New campus expanding and consolidating Richmond-area manufacturing for critical power distribution technologies used in data centers.

Owner / developer: Eaton

Reported stage: Planning

Reported investment: More than $50 million announced manufacturing campus investment.

Source review: 2026-10-03

Project Star Pairs a Texas Data Center Campus With Dedicated Energy Infrastructure

A newly announced $22.3 billion campus in Encinal, Texas combines data center capacity with planned generation and grid-support infrastructure.