SK hynix announced that its 256GB DDR5 RDIMM memory module built on 32Gb fifth-generation 10nm-class DRAM has completed Intel Data Center certification for the Intel Xeon 6 platform. This validation confirms performance, compatibility, and quality standards required for high-capacity server environments. SK hynix said the module delivers higher inference performance and lower power use compared with earlier designs.
Intel has reversed course on plans to divest its Networking and Communications business. Following an internal assessment, the company will keep the unit in-house to support integrated development across AI, data center and edge platforms.
Microsoft’s AI superfactory is not a conventional data center. It is a distributed computing structure where connected facilities work as one machine to handle massive artificial intelligence training and inference tasks. The design confronts limits in networking speed, heat, power, and hardware utilization that arise when scaling AI. The choices in network design, cooling, and physical layout reveal how large AI workloads force a different approach to infrastructure.
China has launched what it calls the first commercial underwater data center, a 226 million dollar project in Shanghai that combines deep sea cooling with offshore wind power. Developers claim it will reach 24 megawatts of capacity and could guide the future of large scale AI infrastructure if long term results hold.
OpenAI and Samsung team up for floating data centers, energy-efficient memory, and enterprise AI services. Learn how this ambitious partnership could change cloud computing and digital infrastructure.
Hyperscale Data has announced a major expansion at its Michigan campus to host NVIDIA’s Blackwell architecture. The move marks one of the largest AI infrastructure buildouts in the Midwest, aimed at supporting high-demand GPU workloads for research, enterprise, and cloud operations.
AMD has detailed its MI355X DLC rack system with 128 GPUs and 36TB HBM3e, achieving 2.6 exaflops at FP4. The solution is compared to Nvidia’s upcoming Vera Rubin platform, highlighting advancements in AI and HPC scalability.
Sivers Semiconductors partners with Ayar Labs to scale optical I/O solutions, enabling high-bandwidth and energy-efficient AI data centers, marking a breakthrough in photonics and AI infrastructure development.












