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Data Centers News 8 July 2025 - 10 October 2025

AI Data-Center Gold Rush: Applied Digital Rockets on $11B Contracts and Blows Past Q1 Forecasts

AI Data-Center Gold Rush: Applied Digital Rockets on $11B Contracts and Blows Past Q1 Forecasts

Overview: Dallas-based Applied Digital (NASDAQ: APLD) designs and operates high-performance data centers and cloud colocation – recently pivoting from crypto-mining hosting to AI and HPC (high-performance computing) workloads ts2.tech. Its flagship Polaris Forge campus in North Dakota was even named “Best Data Center in the Americas 2025” by Datacloud ts2.tech. In an AI-driven cloud boom, demand for such specialized capacity is running far ahead of supply, giving APLD a unique niche reuters.com ts2.tech. Q1 Results (Aug 31, 2025): Applied Digital’s Q1 (fiscal) was nothing short of a breakout quarter. Revenues jumped 84% YoY to $64.2 million stocktitan.net, thanks largely to tenant
Dell’s AI Server Boom Doubles Growth Forecasts – Is a Data Center Glut Looming?

Dell’s AI Server Boom Doubles Growth Forecasts – Is a Data Center Glut Looming?

Dell Bets Big on AI – Doubling Growth Targets Dell’s announcement on October 7, 2025 marked a turning point for the company’s trajectory. At an analyst meeting that day, the tech giant dramatically raised its long-term financial forecasts, effectively doubling the pace at which it expects to expand in coming years ts2.tech. Management now projects high-single-digit percentage revenue growth (7–9% annually) and at least mid-teens earnings growth through 2029 reuters.com ts2.tech – a remarkable upgrade from the prior “GDP-plus” style targets (~3–4% revenue and ~8% EPS growth). The bold new goals signal far greater confidence in future demand, driven almost
AAOI Soars in the Race for the AI‑Powered 800 Gbit Data Center: Can Applied Optoelectronics Keep Up?

AAOI Soars in the Race for the AI‑Powered 800 Gbit Data Center: Can Applied Optoelectronics Keep Up?

Stock Performance & Technical Picture Applied Optoelectronics’ share price has been on a roller‑coaster ride in 2025. After rocketing from below US$10 early in the year to a high above US$44.50, the stock pulled back to the US$27–33 range by early October. The company’s beta of 2.91 and a one‑year return of 115.6 %, far exceeding the 17.3 % return of the S&P 500, underline both the stock’s explosive gains and elevated volatility Yahoo. Five‑year returns, however, are a more modest 195.7 % versus the index’s 100.8 % Yahoo, reflecting earlier under‑performance. Technical indicators reveal a mixed picture. AOI trades above its 50‑day and 200‑day moving
AI Capex Boom at the Crossroads: Are the Hyperscalers Running into Trouble?

AI Capex Boom at the Crossroads: Are the Hyperscalers Running into Trouble?

Report The Seventh Inning of the AI Capex Boom The gen‑AI capex boom has been one of the most powerful drivers of the post‑pandemic bull market. Hyperscale cloud providers—Amazon, Microsoft, Alphabet, Meta and newer players such as CoreWeave—have poured hundreds of billions of dollars into data centres, GPUs and networking equipment to support explosive demand for generative‑AI workloads. This spending has turned AI into what one blogger called “the thing that is eating the economy,” with some analyses showing AI investment adding more to U.S. GDP than consumer spending awealthofcommonsense.com. Yet Morgan Stanley believes this party is maturing. In a note
Rick Perry’s $15B Data Center Dream Goes Public in AI Gold Rush

Rick Perry’s $15B Data Center Dream Goes Public in AI Gold Rush

The AI Data Center Gold Rush As artificial intelligence usage explodes, so do the needs for massive data centers and the electricity to run them. Modern AI workloads (think training large language models) consume enormous power, straining local grids. Indeed, global data-center electricity use – about 1.5% of today’s power – is projected to double by 2030 driven by AI demand nature.com. This creates a premium for companies that can offer co-located compute and guaranteed power. New “AI factories” are on the rise: big tech firms and startups alike are building hyperscale facilities and even investing in their own power plants (for example,
Exposing AI Bias: 10 Powerful Ways to Fight Algorithmic Discrimination

AI Megatrends 2025: The Next Wave Is Here—Why Data‑Center Power, AI Agents & Edge Devices Could Reshape Markets (and Portfolios) Now

Key facts (what changed this week) The three AI megatrends shaping the next phase 1) Hyperscale compute + energy: AI “super‑factories” What’s happening. Frontier models, agents and video‑native AI are pushing demand from chips to power, cooling, memory and networking. The Stargate program alone is racing toward multi‑gigawatt campuses; Nvidia committed up to $100B in supply/investment to OpenAI, underscoring how intertwined vendors and model labs have become. Reuters+1 Power & water constraints. PJM’s service area is straining under data‑center load, prompting demand‑response pacts (e.g., Google) and federal fast‑track permitting for plants and transmission. Expect siting to follow available gigawatts and
NUAI Rockets Nearly 50% in a Day After AI Data‑Center Milestone—What Changed on Sept. 25–26 and What Could Break Next

NUAI Rockets Nearly 50% in a Day After AI Data‑Center Milestone—What Changed on Sept. 25–26 and What Could Break Next

Key facts (Sept. 25–26, 2025): What happened to NUAI on Sept. 25? Shares ripped ~50% into the close after fresh coverage amplified a Sept. 24 company release: Phase One engineering is done for TCDC, the JV aiming to develop a Permian Basin AI data‑center complex with behind‑the‑meter power “islands,” compliance with Texas SB6, and scalable capacity to 1 GW. Management says the milestone “validates the constructability” of the site and its power‑delivery path beginning in early 2027. Business Wire CEO E. Will Gray II put it bluntly: “We are de‑risking one of the most ambitious AI data center site developments
26 September 2025
AI Data Center Boom Sends GDS Holdings Stock Soaring – 2025 Outlook Reveals What’s Next for Investors

AI Data Center Boom Sends GDS Holdings Stock Soaring – 2025 Outlook Reveals What’s Next for Investors

Full Overview of GDS Holdings Ltd as of September 24, 2025 In-Depth Analysis Stock Price & Recent Performance GDS Holdings’ stock has been on a tear in 2025. After starting the year in the mid-$20s, the ADR has nearly doubled, trading around the $40–42 range in late September 2025 gurufocus.com. The latest jolt came on September 24, when GDS shares gapped up ~+7% at the open (from $37.63 to $40.16) and climbed further to $41–42 by midday marketbeat.com. This surge – part of a broader month-long rally – reflects a sharp positive turn in sentiment. Traders are betting that GDS will be a prime beneficiary
VNET Group’s AI-Fueled Data Center Boom Sends Stock Soaring – What Investors Need to Know

VNET Group’s AI-Fueled Data Center Boom Sends Stock Soaring – What Investors Need to Know

Conclusion: VNET Group, Inc. (NASDAQ: VNET) has emerged as a key beneficiary of China’s cloud and AI data center boom, translating surging demand into rapid revenue growth and an eye-popping stock rally. Recent wins like the 40MW hyperscale deal reinforce its credibility, and analysts remain largely bullish, citing strong execution and strategic backing from both tech giants and state-linked investors. However, investors should weigh the breakneck expansion against its high leverage and volatile earnings. VNET’s ascent in the Chinese data center arena – powering everything from cloud services to AI training – positions it for further growth, but prudent management
Rick Perry’s $13 Billion AI Data Center REIT – 2025 Analysis, Expert Insights & Future Outlook

Rick Perry’s $13 Billion AI Data Center REIT – 2025 Analysis, Expert Insights & Future Outlook

Rick Perry’s Data Center REIT: 2025 Investment Analysis and Outlook 2025 Performance and Milestones A Wild Year for AI Infrastructure The year 2025 saw frenzied interest in AI infrastructure, and Fermi’s rapid rise has unfolded against that backdrop. Data center REITs and tech firms initially rode a wave of euphoria from the AI revolution, but volatility soon followed. In late January 2025, a shock to AI expectations occurred when a Chinese firm unveiled a way to train powerful AI models at a fraction of the usual cost. This undercut the assumption that AI demand would grow exponentially unchecked – NVIDIA’s stock plunged 17%
10X Faster Than Any Supercomputer: Inside Microsoft’s AI Mega-Datacenter

10X Faster Than Any Supercomputer: Inside Microsoft’s AI Mega-Datacenter

In summary, Microsoft’s new AI datacenter in Wisconsin – billed as the world’s most powerful – embodies the scale and ambition of today’s AI era. It merges cutting-edge silicon, novel cooling and networking, and massive cloud integration to enable “frontier” AI models that were previously impossible. By tightly coupling hundreds of thousands of GPUs into one system, Microsoft is effectively launching a cloud-based supercomputer for AI, boosting both its Azure platform and partners like OpenAI. This effort is a cornerstone of Microsoft’s strategy to democratize AI – delivering advanced AI services globally via Azure’s network of 400+ datacenters. At the
How Machine Learning Works and Why It’s Changing Everything in 2025

The Containerized Data Center Boom: How “Data Centers in a Box” Are Revolutionizing IT (Market to Hit $43B by 2030)

What Are Containerized Data Centers? Containerized data centers – often dubbed “data centers in a box” – are modular data center solutions built inside standardized shipping containers or similar portable structures. In practice, this means all the typical infrastructure of a data center (server racks, networking gear, power distribution units, cooling systems, fire suppression, security systems, etc.) is pre-installed inside a metal container at the factory statetechmagazine.com. The entire unit is delivered as a turnkey product to the customer’s site, where it only needs power, network, and cooling hookups to go live. This concept dates back to the mid-2000s. Notably,
Global Data Center Infrastructure & Colocation Industry Update (June–July 2025)

Global Data Center Infrastructure & Colocation Industry Update (June–July 2025)

In 2025, Amazon Web Services announced a $10 billion investment in North Carolina to build an AI-focused data center campus in Richmond County, creating 500 jobs. AWS plans new data centers in Chile, New Zealand, Saudi Arabia, and Taiwan, with CEO Matt Garman calling the expansion pace “breakneck” to support AI workloads. Alibaba Cloud opened its second data center in South Korea in June 2025 and pledged $52.7 billion to build a unified global network, adding a new region in Mexico and a second site in Thailand this year. Equinix completed the acquisition of three Manila, Philippines data centers (MN1,
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Stock Market Today

Ondas Inc stock jumps 14% as ONDS traders weigh defense deal news before Monday

Ondas Inc stock jumps 14% as ONDS traders weigh defense deal news before Monday

8 February 2026
Ondas shares surged 14.3% to $9.69 Friday, with 88 million shares changing hands after defense and drone contract announcements. The stock rebounded from double-digit drops earlier in the week, swinging between $8.45 and $9.76 during the session. After-hours trading was flat. Investors await Monday’s open for signs of continued momentum.
MARA stock braces for Monday after 22% jump as bitcoin rebounds above $70,000

MARA stock braces for Monday after 22% jump as bitcoin rebounds above $70,000

8 February 2026
MARA Holdings shares jumped 22.3% to $8.24 on Friday as bitcoin rebounded above $70,000 after a sharp drop. Blockchain data showed MARA-linked wallets moved about 1,317 bitcoin during the selloff. Peers Riot Platforms and CleanSpark also rallied. U.S. inflation data due Friday could further shift risk sentiment.
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