San José and PG&E are preparing massive grid upgrades, but AI demand could nearly triple the city's energy use.

Cities' rush to capitalize on the AI boom means some projects are moving forward despite findings of negative impacts.

Two major data center developers hit a wall in the heart of Silicon Valley due to a lack of power. Digital Realty applied to build its 430,000-square-foot facility back in 2019; Stack, acquired ...

The Bay Area is the runaway leader in artificial intelligence. But data centers, the physical architecture needed for AI ...

Data centers completed in Silicon Valley sit empty for years — unable to power up because the local utility lacks capacity to supply them with electricity. AI computing will more than double ...

SAN JOSE — The first power projects in PG&E’s pipeline to serve data centers could appear on the grid as soon as next year, despite some hints of softening demand. Related Articles Second night of ...

In an economic boon for the city, a massive plot of empty fields near the regional wastewater plant in North San Jose could become a new data center and advanced manufacturing campus, potentially ...

Edgecore Networks to Showcase Next-Generation AI Infrastructure at OCP Global Summit 2025, San Jose, USA and GITEX Global 2025 in Dubai, UAE Edgecore Networks, a leading provider of open ...

The global data center company is planning a two-story, 300,000-square-foot data center on 16.81 acres of undeveloped land ...

San Jose, the symbolic capital of Silicon Valley, is now ground zero in California’s battle over how to govern the rise of data centers used to power artificial intelligence. The county seat of Santa ...