SK Telecom has partnered with VAST Data to launch the Haein Cluster, a sovereign AI cloud infrastructure powered by NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs and SKT’s Petasus AI Cloud. Designed for speed and compliance, the system provisions GPU environments in under ten minutes while keeping workloads within national borders. The initiative marks South Korea’s push to secure AI sovereignty and strengthen its role in global AI competition. Read all
Onlive Server has expanded into Missouri, now offering dedicated server hosting tailored for businesses with higher performance demands than what shared or virtual environments provide. If your company’s infrastructure needs more reliability and control, this upgrade is pretty much the logical next step. The move gives companies in North America another option for high-performance infrastructure close to home. Read all
To mark OpenStack’s 15th anniversary, OpenMetal is rolling out up to $75,000 in infrastructure credits for new Hosted Private Cloud customers. The program, running through November 2025, targets organizations squeezed by VMware’s rising fees and unpredictable public cloud costs. By offering predictable pricing and open-source flexibility, OpenMetal positions itself as a bridge for companies seeking cost control without losing enterprise-grade performance. Read all
Microsoft has broken ground on a new data center along HR Ranch Road in Cheyenne, with construction slated to run through early 2026. The site adds to the company’s growing presence in Wyoming, where it has operated since 2012. The project follows earlier builds in Cheyenne and reflects the state’s rising role in U.S. cloud and hyperscale infrastructure. Read all
A relentless flood of alerts buries today’s cloud security teams, far beyond what anyone could realistically handle in a day. It’s not sustainable, and honestly, a lot of decisions end up being a shot in the dark rather than anything close to precise. Sysdig is tackling this problem with Sysdig Sage, an agentic AI platform that mimics an actual analyst instead of spitting out more notifications. Read all
Google is pouring $9 billion into Oklahoma to expand its cloud and AI footprint, with a massive new Stillwater data center campus and an expansion of its Pryor site. Beyond infrastructure, the tech giant is backing local universities and training programs to build an AI-ready workforce. The investment underscores Oklahoma’s quiet emergence as a new battleground for hyperscale data growth. Read all
10Web has introduced a fully white-labeled AI Website Builder as a WordPress plugin. This allows hosting providers to deploy turnkey websites under their own branding, streamlining the process for clients and eliminating extra configuration steps. This directly tackles a recurring industry issue—users expect a functional site at signup, but usually just get a blank WordPress install. Read all
Indus Cloud and Huawei are partnering to build a new data center in Pakistan, aiming to shrink energy use and footprint with Huawei’s PowerPod 3.0 and resilient Xinghe network. The project highlights Pakistan’s growing push into AI, big data, and IoT, despite its modest datacenter landscape of just 25 facilities. The move could mark a pivotal step in strengthening the country’s digital backbone. Read all
The AI boom is driving datacenter investment to levels once reserved for national budgets. Amazon alone spent over $100 billion on infrastructure in 2025—more than the GDP of Luxembourg—while Google, Microsoft, and Meta each topped $69 billion. Analysts at Omdia say global capex will hit $657 billion this year, nearly doubling 2023. With AI models like GPT-5 fueling insatiable demand, hyperscalers are racing to build multi-gigawatt campuses once unimaginable in scale. Read all
Infosys is putting down AU$233.3 million (about $153 million USD) to grab a 75% stake in Versent Group, which is Telstra’s specialist arm for cloud and digital transformation. They’re not doing a full takeover—more like setting up a joint venture, with the focus on scaling up AI-driven cloud solutions for Australian businesses. Smart play, honestly. Both Infosys and Telstra are clearly aiming to get ahead of the curve as demand for advanced cloud infrastructure and AI integration just keeps exploding across the region. Read all
Oracle has cut jobs across its cloud division, striking teams in the US, India, and Canada while pushing ahead with massive AI data center expansion. In Seattle, more than 150 employees lost their roles, including engineers and AI/ML specialists. At the same time, Oracle is hiring aggressively to support multi-billion-dollar contracts with OpenAI and others, underscoring tech’s tough balancing act: cutting staff while scaling AI infrastructure at breakneck speed. Read all
The latest earnings from Microsoft, Google, and Amazon underline one clear reality: the cloud keeps growing, but even the biggest providers are struggling to keep up with demand. Read all
CoreWeave’s Q2 revenue surged 207% to $1.21B, but heavy infrastructure spending pushed debt beyond $25B and net losses to $290.5M. The GPU-focused cloud provider is racing to meet AI demand, targeting 900MW capacity by year’s end. Yet, reliance on a few major clients—Microsoft and Nvidia among them—raises questions over the sustainability of its rapid expansion. Read all
