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Schneider Electric Expects India Data Center Division to Outpace Global Business

Schneider Electric Expects India Data Center Division to Outpace Global Business

New Delhi, Thursday, 1 October 2026.
Driven by rising artificial intelligence demands, Schneider Electric projects its Indian data center operations will outgrow all other corporate divisions. Intriguingly, India generates 20% of global data while housing only 3% of global capacity, offering significantly lower deployment costs.

Local Regulations Block Data Center Growth Despite Widespread Community Support

Local Regulations Block Data Center Growth Despite Widespread Community Support

Washington, Tuesday, 29 September 2026.
A September 2026 study reveals two-thirds of U.S. counties support data centers, yet strict local zoning regulations render only 1.3% feasible for actual development.

Georgia Town Loses State Funding Access After Bypassing Rules for Data Center Expansion

Georgia Town Loses State Funding Access After Bypassing Rules for Data Center Expansion

Social Circle, Saturday, 26 September 2026.
Social Circle lost its qualified government status and state grant eligibility for a year after improperly annexing land for a 14-building data center before required county arbitration concluded.

Las Vegas Forum to Address Rising Power Demands From Data Centers

Las Vegas Forum to Address Rising Power Demands From Data Centers

Las Vegas, Saturday, 26 September 2026.
The Economic Club of Las Vegas will host NV Energy’s CEO to examine how rapid artificial intelligence and data center expansion are impacting Southern Nevada’s regional power grid reliability.

Oracle Shares Fall After Company Seeks Protection From Rising Data Center Costs

Oracle Shares Fall After Company Seeks Protection From Rising Data Center Costs

Austin, Thursday, 24 September 2026.
Oracle shares fell after invoking legal clauses to delay payments on a New Mexico data center if construction slips past 2028, amidst $18 billion in stressed project debt.

Oracle Resumes Construction on Massive New Mexico Artificial Intelligence Data Center

Oracle Resumes Construction on Massive New Mexico Artificial Intelligence Data Center

Santa Fe, Thursday, 24 September 2026.
Despite recent state Supreme Court victories restoring crucial water access for Oracle’s $165 billion Project Jupiter, $18 billion in project-linked loans trade at a discount amid ongoing local opposition.