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CoreWeave CEO Intrator: $6 billion AI data center investment shows depth of demand for our services
CNBC Television· 2025-07-15 21:26
$6 billion in a deal to equip a new data center in the state. Joining us now in a first on CNBC interview is core CEO Michael Intrator in Pittsburgh, along with our own Brian Sullivan. Brian.>> Yeah, John, thank you very much. I'm going to cross over into your world a little bit and talk about technology and data centers. And we are joined by Mike and trader.He is the CEO of core. We've Mike, thank you very much for joining us. An event with President Trump just wrapped downstairs.It was you and a bunch of ...
Why CoreWeave Stock Was Climbing Today
The Motley Fool· 2025-07-15 20:58
Core Viewpoint - CoreWeave is investing $6 billion to open a new data center in Pennsylvania, indicating its commitment to the rapidly growing AI infrastructure market [1][5]. Investment and Growth - The investment in the new data center is part of CoreWeave's strategy to expand its capacity to meet increasing demand in the AI sector [2][4]. - The company has reported a remarkable 420% revenue growth in the last quarter, showcasing its rapid expansion [7]. Data Center Details - The new facility in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, will have an initial capacity of 100 megawatts, with the potential to expand to 300 megawatts [5]. - With the addition of the Lancaster facility, CoreWeave will operate a total of 33 AI data centers, including 28 located in the U.S. [6]. Market Context - The announcement coincides with Nvidia's ability to sell its H20 AI chips in China, which could benefit CoreWeave as a key ally and investor [2]. - The stock price of CoreWeave increased by 6.2% following the announcement of the new data center [2].
Pennsylvania Data Center Partners and PowerHouse Data Centers Launch Joint Venture to Build Next-Gen 1.35 GW Hyperscale Data Center Campus in Carlisle, Pennsylvania
GlobeNewswire News Room· 2025-07-15 19:50
Core Insights - Pennsylvania Data Center Partners and PowerHouse Data Centers announced a $15 billion joint venture to develop three hyperscale data center campuses in Central Pennsylvania, named Pennsylvania Digital I (PAX), which will provide 1.35 GW of capacity expandable to 1.8 GW, focusing on AI data center development [1][5][15] Project Overview - The PAX project will consist of three campuses, each featuring six buildings and a dedicated 450 MW substation, with access to 17 metropolitan fiber networks, including direct peering with Ashburn, Virginia [4][15] - The project was unveiled at the Pennsylvania Energy and Innovation Summit, attended by President Donald Trump and various global leaders in energy and AI [3] Economic Impact - The project is expected to generate over $65 million in direct tax revenue, with allocations of more than $45 million to the Cumberland Valley School District, over $10 million to Middlesex Township, and over $10 million to Cumberland County [5] - It is anticipated to create high-skilled jobs in construction, project management, engineering, and electrical work [5] Strategic Importance - Pennsylvania is positioned as a growing AI data center market, with the PAX project located in a strategic area that provides access to key markets in the Eastern United States [7] - The project aims to enhance the infrastructure necessary for the next era of AI and technological innovation, supported by local leaders and abundant natural power resources [6][9] Utility and Infrastructure - PPL Electric Utilities will connect the campuses to their transmission system, ensuring reliable power delivery to the data center campuses and surrounding community [8][9] - The project includes a robust fiber infrastructure with direct peering to Ashburn, VA, and connectivity to 17 metro fiber providers [15] Community Engagement - Both Pennsylvania Data Center Partners and PowerHouse Data Centers are committed to building relationships with the local community, investing in STEM education, and supporting charitable initiatives [10]
Google to invest $25B in AI data centers across largest US electric grid over next 2 years
New York Post· 2025-07-15 17:29
Investment Overview - Google will invest $25 billion in data centers over the next two years to support its artificial intelligence initiatives [1][4] - The investment announcement is expected to be made at an AI summit attended by President Trump [1][2] Energy Infrastructure - Google plans to spend an additional $3 billion to upgrade two hydroelectric plants in Pennsylvania, which have a combined capacity of over 670 megawatts [4] - This funding is part of a 20-year agreement with Brookfield Asset Management to purchase 3,000 megawatts of hydroelectric power across the U.S. [4][5] Regional Focus - The initial focus of Google's investment will be in the mid-Atlantic area and mid-continent markets [5] - The PJM Interconnection, which covers 13 states, is the largest electric grid in the U.S. and is facing challenges in meeting the rising demand from data centers [5][6] Industry Context - President Trump is expected to announce $70 billion in AI and energy investments at the summit [6] - Other tech leaders, such as Mark Zuckerberg, are also significantly increasing their investments in AI infrastructure [7]
【公告全知道】英伟达+光模块+数据中心+汽车电子!公司1.6T光模块产品出货持续上量且与英伟达联合测试
财联社· 2025-07-15 14:25
Group 1 - The article highlights the importance of weekly announcements from Sunday to Thursday, which include significant stock market updates such as suspensions, increases or decreases in holdings, investment wins, acquisitions, earnings reports, unlocks, and high transfers [1] - Key announcements are marked in red to assist investors in identifying investment hotspots and preventing potential black swan events, providing ample time for analysis and selection of suitable listed companies [1] Group 2 - A company is experiencing a continuous increase in the shipment of its 1.6T optical module products and is conducting joint testing with NVIDIA [1] - Another company has begun mass production of high-reliability passive optical devices for subsea optical networks, indicating a strong position in the data center and optical module market [1] - A company is planning to establish a partnership in the humanoid robot sector and has collaborated with an aerial vehicle company, reflecting its engagement in low-altitude economy and smart driving initiatives [1]
Coreweave stock pops after company announces $6 billion AI data center in Pennsylvania
CNBC· 2025-07-15 13:56
Group 1 - CoreWeave announced a $6 billion artificial intelligence data center project in Pennsylvania, leading to a stock increase of over 9% [1] - The initial phase includes a 100 megawatt data center in Lancaster, with potential expansion to 300 megawatts [1] - The announcement was made during the Pennsylvania Energy and Innovation Summit, highlighting the state's focus on AI and investment opportunities [2] Group 2 - CoreWeave's CEO emphasized the relentless demand for high-performance AI compute and the company's commitment to scaling a cloud specifically designed for AI [2] - The summit featured discussions among key political figures and executives regarding AI and investment in Pennsylvania [2]
BluSky AI, Inc. Selects Data Specialties Inc. (DSI) as Pre-Manufactured Modular Data Center Provider
Globenewswire· 2025-07-15 13:40
Core Insights - BluSky AI, Inc. has partnered with Data Specialties Inc. (DSI) to enhance its modular AI data infrastructure deployment across the United States [1][4] - DSI brings over 30 years of experience in designing and deploying mission-critical data centers, making it a suitable partner for BluSky AI's ambitious growth plans [2][5] - The partnership aims to exceed 100 MW of operational modular capacity within the next 24 months, facilitating access to high-performance compute power for various sectors [4] Company Overview - BluSky AI, Inc. specializes in modular, rapidly deployable data center infrastructure tailored for artificial intelligence applications [6] - The company’s SkyMod platform includes the SkyMod One (1.0 MW) and SkyMod XL (1.7 MW), designed for quick deployment and integration [3] - DSI, founded in 1991, focuses on mission-critical infrastructure and offers both turnkey modular solutions and traditional data center builds [5] Strategic Partnership - The collaboration with DSI allows BluSky AI to accelerate the deployment of its SkyMod series without compromising on quality or scalability [3] - DSI's capabilities in prefabricated construction enable faster installation times compared to traditional methods, enhancing time-to-compute for BluSky's customers [3] - The partnership aligns with BluSky AI's goal to support AI developers, enterprises, and academic institutions by providing necessary compute power [4]
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TechCrunch· 2025-07-15 11:04
Funding - Amogy raises $80 million to advance ammonia-powered solutions [1] Industry Focus - The funding will support Amogy's efforts to power ships and data centers with ammonia [1]
Hyperscale Data Subsidiary askROI Surpasses 590,000 App Downloads on Apple App Store and Google Play
Globenewswire· 2025-07-15 10:59
Company Overview - Hyperscale Data, Inc. is a diversified holding company that operates through its subsidiaries, including askROI, Inc. and Sentinum, Inc. [3] - The company is involved in data center operations, digital asset mining, and providing colocation and hosting services for AI ecosystems [3]. Recent Developments - The askROI app has surpassed 590,000 cumulative downloads across the Apple App Store and Google Play, indicating strong demand for AI tools [1][2]. - The company plans to divest Ault Capital Group, Inc. (ACG) by December 31, 2025, transitioning to focus solely on data center operations and high-performance computing services [4]. Financial Instruments - On December 23, 2024, the company issued 1,000,000 shares of Series F Exchangeable Preferred Stock to common stockholders, which will be exchanged for shares of ACG during the divestiture [5].
Hut 8 Rebrands to Align External Positioning with Power-First, Platform-Driven Business Model
GlobeNewswire News Room· 2025-07-15 10:30
Core Viewpoint - Hut 8 Corp. has announced a corporate rebrand to better align its external positioning with its strategic focus on energy and digital infrastructure, emphasizing a disciplined capital allocation and operational rigor [1][2] Company Developments - The rebrand reflects a power-first, innovation-driven approach to developing and operating energy and digital infrastructure [2] - Since the merger with U.S. Data Mining Group in November 2023, Hut 8 has expanded its energy infrastructure platform to 1,020 megawatts (MW) under management across 15 sites as of March 31, 2025 [2] - The company has built a utility-scale power origination pipeline of approximately 10,800 MW, a more than threefold increase from over 3,000 MW at the end of Q2 2024 [2] - Hut 8 is advancing AI data center development opportunities with a total capacity of 430 MW, including a 592-acre campus in Louisiana [2] - The company has restructured its Bitcoin mining business into a standalone entity, American Bitcoin Corp., allowing for independent scaling [2] Financial Strategies - Hut 8 executed innovative financings, including an upsized Coinbase credit facility from $65 million to $130 million at a fixed interest rate of 9.0% [2] - A Bitcoin-backed call option structure was utilized to fund machine purchases from BITMAIN, and a covered call program generated over $20 million in net proceeds in fiscal year 2024 [2] - An at-the-market equity offering program raised $275.5 million in net proceeds at a weighted average price of $28.23 per share as of March 31, 2025 [2] Institutional Growth - Institutional ownership increased from approximately 12% at the end of Q1 2024 to about 55% by year-end 2024, supported by strategic investments and the onboarding of a Big 4 audit firm [8] - The company has realigned its reporting structure to provide a clearer view of how each layer of its platform contributes to growth and profitability [8] Brand Legacy - The Hut 8 name remains unchanged, honoring the legacy of technical innovation associated with Alan Turing's work at Bletchley Park [3]