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Flex Pays $4.4B for EPC Power as AI Data Centers Push 800V DC (opens the original)
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Flex’s $4.4B EPC Power deal adds 800V DC and grid-forming technology as AI data center rack densities rise and operators rethink power delivery. Flex will acquire EPC Power for $4.4 billion, adding 800V DC, grid-forming, and other power-conversion technologies to its data center infrastructure business, the companies said Friday. The deal is expected to close in the fourth quarter of 2026, subject to regulatory approvals and other closing conditions. Flex said EPC Power will join its Cloud and P
AWS Wires a New US AI Route Across the Pacific (opens the original)
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AWS is building a 420 Tbps subsea cable between Japan and Washington State, which is scheduled to enter service in 2029, to support AI workloads and expand trans-Pacific network capacity. Amazon Web Services is building a 420 Tbps subsea cable between Japan and Washington State, adding a new trans-Pacific route as hyperscalers expand the networks connecting their computing infrastructure. The Sta’O’Nuk cable will use 20 fiber pairs and is slated to enter service in 2029. AWS says the cable will
California Judge Orders Environmental Review of Data Center (opens the original)
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A California judge says Imperial County must review a proposed 330 MW data center and its power, water, battery, and generation infrastructure. Imperial County must set aside key approvals for a planned 330 MW data center and complete a full environmental review before construction can move forward, a California judge has tentatively ruled. Imperial County Superior Court Judge L. Brooks Anderholt found the County improperly treated the project’s approvals as ministerial and relied on a 2017 envi
How AI Is Changing Construction from Blueprint to Build (opens the original)
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AI is reshaping the construction lifecycle. At Ai4 2026, AEC leaders shared how firms are applying AI across design, logistics, safety, and operations, while tackling data standards, culture change, and scaling. AI is moving deeper into the construction lifecycle, from design and planning through site operations and building performance. At the Ai4 2026 conference, held August 4-6 in Las Vegas, Amit Sinha (TRC Companies), Jeff Miller (Clayco), Patrick Murphy (Coastal Construction), and Shane Sni
SLB’s $4.1B Kelvion Deal Expands AI Data Center Push (opens the original)
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SLB’s $4.1B Kelvion deal expands its data center business into thermal management as AI drives higher power densities and cooling demands. SLB will spend $4.1 billion to acquire thermal management company Kelvion, expanding its data center business into cooling and heat rejection as AI workloads drive higher power densities. The deal adds heat exchangers, heat rejection equipment and other thermal management technologies to SLB’s engineering, modular manufacturing, offsite construction, power in
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