A proposal to force companies to test AI models before releasing them could inspire similar regulations around the US.

New semiconductor research consortium aimed at bolstering chip design and hardware innovation in the US.

In this week's top data center news, crypto-mining may account for 2% of US electricity use, and the global semiconductor industry is showing green shoots of recovery.

Duke Energy is in talks to leverage the power from data center generators during peak grid demand.

Increasing power demand from homes, oil rigs, and data centers is driving a spike in electricity use.

Semiconductor sales will increase 13% this year to almost $600 billion, according to the SIA.

In this week's data center news, we break down AFCOM’s State of the Data Center Report, VMware’s controversial licensing policy, and a cyber-attack on Schneider Electric.

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

Following its takeover of QTS in 2021, the world's largest private equity firm is targeting rapid data center growth.

The Jeffersonville facility will include liquid-cooling hardware to support the voracious computing needs of AI.