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The company will use its orbit-to-grid energy technology to provide resilient power for Department of War operations in "logistically constrained environments."
Initial 10-year contract valued at $1.1bn
At the 2026 IEEE PES T&D Conference & Exposition, experts outlined how utilities can incorporate improved communication networks into their planning to improve grid reliability.
CEO Bob Frenzel also said Xcel is doubling down on its renewables strategy. “We believe that these large customers are absolutely committed to [the] long-term sustainability of their own product,” he said.
HPE rolls out autonomous networking features that act on issues in real time, but enterprise adoption hinges on trust, guardrails, and risk tolerance.
The additions bring the company’s total executed agreements with data centers to 7.6 GW, “nearly two-thirds of which are already under construction,” President and CEO Harry Sideris said. Duke’s $103-billion capital plan remained unchanged from 2025.
Dominus and Cheyne Capital have secured £250M of debt from Standard Chartered to fund the ongoing transformation of a former office building at 65 Fleet Street into a student living scheme, following a strong quarter for student living deals. The 13-storey,...
American Electric Power’s review of its market options comes amid a surge in customer demand across its multistate footprint. Its utilities have contracts for 63 GW of new large load by 2030.
Second Sweetwater site to be energized in 2028
Reaches 90 percent nationwide 5G SA coverage
Scott Thomsen founded LuxWall, a Michigan-based technology company that manufacturers transparent insulated glass, in 2017 with the goal of eliminating what’s often the weakest link in office building construction — poorly insulated windows. Thomsen’s goal is to significantly reduce all buildings’ energy consumption and carbon emissions by installi
Seeks to either overturn or exempt itself from moratorium
Plans for partnership first announced in October 2025
Each month Data Center Frontier, in partnership with Pkaza, posts some of the hottest data center career opportunities in the market. Here’s a look at some of the latest data center jobs posted on the Data Center Frontier jobs board, powered by Pkaza Critical Facilities Recruiting.
Student housing — whether it’s owned by a school or by private organizations — isn’t exactly known for being luxury living, but a new development coming near Fordham University in the Bronx might just change that. Maddd Equities and the Stagg Group have partnered to bring a 225,000-square-foot, 12-story student housing project to 2740 Webster [R
Federal data centers require both facility-level certifications and separate government authorization for each system or service that runs inside them.
Strong EPYC and Instinct chip demand pushed revenue to $10.3 billion as inference workloads expanded AI infrastructure spending.
Corporate in-migration into the Sun Belt has picked up steam again as the largest office landlord in Metro Atlanta reports it has more than 1M SF in the pipeline in potential lease deals.
Meta is pumping the brakes on its proposed mixed-use megaproject spanning 1.6M SF in Menlo Park. The Willow Village project was placed on hold due to changing market conditions and reduced space requirements for prospective tenants, property owner and...
Bethesda-based REIT JBG Smith is seeking partners to help it in its acquisition and development efforts.
Developers are considering using ground-floor retail to give their new office developments a boost in metro Phoenix. When a new office is being developed, it is often packaged as part of a mixed-use property, according to developers speaking at Bisnow’s...
Craft breweries used to drive the transformation of vacant warehouses, storefronts and other repurposed buildings into neighborhood gathering places. Beneath Edison bulbs and exposed beams, people packed into tap and tasting rooms for flights of locally...
The company’s new high-radix switch targets rising coordination overhead as stateful, stop-and-start AI workloads expose limits in traditional GPU clusters.
Manhattan’s technology sector in 2025 increased its office footprint by 6.54 million square feet, according to a new office leasing report from Colliers. The year was second only to 2019 in terms of new square footage, but its count of 235 lease deals shattered a 2019 record by 80 transactions. “There were more transactions in […]