In this week's top data center news stories, Lonestar takes steps toward a lunar data center, Meta plans mass layoffs, and—surprise!—women are underrepresented in the data center industry.

Biden Commerce Secretary Raimondo on weeklong New Delhi trip. Raimondo says US wants India to play bigger supply-chain role.

In this week's Data Center News Roundup, hackers sell data center login credentials and developers plan for a nuclear-powered campus in Connecticut.

The new data centers will support Princeton Digital Group's operations in Singapore as tech giants like Amazon, Microsoft and Alphabet are facing intensifying competition in Southeast Asia.

Recession talk may be blinding investors to a massive wave of battery and chip spending.

Blackstone's BREIT division sourced $14 billion to fund data center purchase opportunities.

The Idaho legislature wants to limit the amount of tax breaks available to data centers. This location is a burgeoning location for data center development.

Africa needs investment in another 700 data centers by 2030 but Blackstone and Carlyle Group have slowed investment on the continent.

Citigroup analysts see big sales potential for Nvidia chips. The firm's data center continues its rapid growth that started in Q2 of 2020.

Private investors have snapped up data centers in recent years, but plenty of other potential investment opportunities in the sector’s value chain may be going unnoticed.