Yes, data centers use a lot of water. But Utah's Novva data center shows it doesn’t have to be that way.

With a squeeze on energy supplies because of Russia’s war on Ukraine, the political metrics are now changing for the giant data center facilities.

Meta is restructuring its AI operations to move the work out of a centralized organization and distribute it to individual business units. Here's why that can be a mistake, and what enterprises should do instead to maximize the value AI can offer.

Google, Facebook and Microsoft are some of the world’s biggest supporters of clean energy. That’s not stopping the data center giants from pushing back on a huge wind and solar project.

We're entering an age of diminished expectations marked by job cuts and hiring slowdowns, slashed growth projections and shelved expansion plans.

Sandberg joined Facebook in 2008 and was key to turning it into a social media giant that generated almost $120 billion in revenue last year.

Responding to concerns of local residents and politicians, the company is working to restore regional water supplies.

The company is building nearly 2.4 million square feet of data center space at once, in a single location.

Local opposition might have killed what experts describe as a very efficient facility.

Political party that opposes the project in the region of Zeewolde gained a majority of seats in the municipality last week.