World governments hash out a set of guiding principles for the future of AI.

We look at some of the latest data center developments that have been announced over the past month.

Toronto-based firm will buy the real estate where seven of Cyxtera's data centers are located.

Data center sales for the chip giant totaled $1.6 billion in the third quarter.

Regulator said it expects banks to have contractual agreements with data center providers to avoid downtime.

The order will have a broad impact on companies developing AI tools, including Microsoft, Amazon, and Google.

Executives said AI is driving demand, and memory chip inventories are rapidly declining.

China is building up a massive production capacity of foundational chips, which are widely used in smartphones and data centers.

The generative AI boom is likely to benefit AWS well into the future, said CEO Andy Jassy.

In this week's top data center news stories, Microsoft unveils major Australian data center expansion and tech firms jostle for AI leadership.