Princeton Digital Group (PDG) is committing USD 700 million to establish a 48 MW data center in Incheon. This move marks the first phase of a targeted 500 MW AI and cloud buildout across South Korea.

This latest collection of letters to the editor highlights the contrasting views of Oklahomans on issues ranging from building data centers to the influence of President Trump. Letters also share thoughts on Mayor Monroe Nichols’ proposed sales tax increase and the statewide passion for the Oklahoma City Thunder.

As AI technologies expand, America’s power grid finds itself under increasing strain. Data centers and other energy-hungry operations underscore the urgent need for infrastructure upgrades to keep pace with innovation.

BDx, a Singapore-based data center operator, plans to ramp up its Indonesian business in the coming years, reflecting a broader push across Asia. The CEO suggests that southern Japan’s Kyushu region is also an “interesting” location for continued expansion.

Data centers in Greater Minnesota spark debate over their economic and environmental impact. In a thoughtful commentary, Andy Wilke argues that rather than automatically embracing or rejecting these facilities, we must weigh tangible facts before making decisions.

Minnesota cities, including North Mankato, are striking confidential deals with data center developers—leaving residents with more questions than answers. This opinion piece calls for greater transparency, urging local officials to inform communities about large-scale projects that could shape their future.

Vertiv has announced an acquisition intended to deepen its commitment to AI-driven data center management. Though the complete story remains behind a paywall, the move underlines the company’s focus on innovation in the ever-evolving world of digital infrastructure.

Household electricity bills in the United States have jumped by 10% since Donald Trump re-entered the White House, according to a new report. Researchers point to the president’s active support for data centers and a curtailment of clean energy projects as drivers of these rising costs.

Google is deepening its relationship with TeraWulf, pledging an additional $1.4 billion backstop and receiving new warrants in return. The announcement sent TeraWulf shares up more than 10% and paved the way for a planned $400 million convertible offering.