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AWS Data Center Withdrawal Signals Growing Community Challenges (opens the original)
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AWS cites infrastructure priorities for its Maryland data center rollback, but the decision also highlights the growing influence of community and political resistance. Amazon Web Services (AWS) has withdrawn its application for a proposed 2.5 million-square-foot data center project in Calvert County, Maryland. The decision comes as opposition to large-scale data center development grows in the county and across the US. In response to these mounting concerns, Calvert County officials are now pre
New Data Center Developments: August 2026 (opens the original)
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We look at some of the latest data center developments announced over the past month. The demand for new data centers isn’t showing any sign of slowing. With new projects announced each week, keeping track of the latest data center developments can be difficult. To keep you informed about the latest data center news involving design, construction, and related developments, we are bringing you the highlights from the past month. This curated selection will help you stay on top of the latest data
SHI-Mousterian Pact Signals Rising Tide for Floating Data Centers (opens the original)
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Samsung’s floating data centers mark a potential shift toward maritime solutions to meet the rising demands of AI infrastructure. Samsung Heavy Industries (SHI) has signed an engineering agreement with Mousterian Corporation, a Texas-based infrastructure developer, advancing SHI’s plan to deliver factory-built floating data centers for AI workloads. In a news release today (August 3), SHI said the strategic cooperation will see the companies jointly complete the basic and production engineering
Data Centers Under Fire: Are Counter-Drone Defenses Next? (opens the original)
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Alleged attacks on AWS facilities have prompted security experts to question whether traditional data center perimeter defenses are still fit for purpose. Just months after AWS confirmed that drone strikes had damaged two of its Middle East data centers, new allegations of missile attacks against the company’s Bahrain facilities have renewed questions about the physical security of hyperscale infrastructure. On July 20, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) claimed it had attacked the cen
IDCA CEO Calls for Global Consensus on Data Center Development (opens the original)
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As AI-driven power demand accelerates, the IDCA says fragmented national policies risk slowing data center development and calls for a common global framework. The data center industry needs a global consensus on how digital infrastructure is deployed or risks slowing the expansion needed to support the AI era, according to Mehdi Paryavi, founder and CEO of the International Data Center Authority (IDCA). Speaking to Data Center Knowledge ahead of the publication of the organization’s latest indu
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