Senate Committee pulls no punches in blistering report

Kicking the company out in 60 days

Companies can see the carbon footprint of their public cloud use

Whiting-Turner accused of subjecting Black laborers to “a racially hostile work environment” during the construction of Google's data center in Clarksville, Tennessee

AUCloud, AWS, Sliced Tech, and Vault Cloud all given the OK by the Digital Transformation Agency

Could this be the last JEDI news story I am forced to write?

Crytocurrency company under the spotlight

Says that it has not been fully paid for work on the data center

Party wants a halt to developments while Government works out roadmap for sustainable development

UK telco warns of higher prices and impacted 5G roll-out

Social network expanding beyond its own Prineville campus in the state, though QTS needs to source the renewable energy it desires first

Company accused of "profit-driven decisions" that led to data loss

Company gets green light for first 250,000 sq ft building

Company says case should continue because the new JWWC contract continues DoD's ‘prejudice and misconduct’

Government review says UK needs unified policy and direction around HPC procurement, energy use, talent, and supply chain support

County sets new low tax to compete with neighboring counties in the state

Concerns raised over development impact on local flooding during storms

Energy Ministry says it has simplified the rules for companies wishing to utilize excess heat

Company allowed to resume work as local utility warns North Holland’s grid capacity is reaching its maximum

Company giving reprieve on billions of dollars owed for spectrum fees

Company subsidiary files to build three buildings totaling 1.6 million square feet

Site could provide 1 million sq ft of data center buildings, possibly for Yondr

Neu Cloud seeks damages after claiming foul play in joint venture

Failed to follow pay parity laws around the world, and then failed to fix the problem

The zombie data center shuffles on

Amazon has famously never been fined by regulators

UK, US, and Chinese regulators are equally concerned

Group behind the controversial website is looking for a new host