The New Zealand government is launching a review after a cybersecurity breach at the private medical portal Manage My Health. The incident, occurring on December 30, potentially compromised health documents for 6-7% of its 1.8 million registered users, with reports of a $60,000 ransom demand.
The race for AI dominance is fueling an unprecedented building spree of billion-dollar data centers. Projects like Stargate, backed by $100 billion initially, highlight a staggering new scale of infrastructure investment that comes with huge risks.
Jet.AI is pivoting hard into data centers with a new joint venture in Nevada. The plan is to build a 50MW campus next to a massive battery facility, with a total projected cost of around $500 million. This comes right after the company announced a separate data center project in Canada.
A massive, Interpol-coordinated cybercrime operation across 19 African countries has resulted in hundreds of arrests and millions recovered. The crackdown highlights the sharp rise in sophisticated digital crime targeting the continent’s critical sectors.
As data pipelines grow in volume and complexity, traditional manual quality checks become impossible. The only viable solution is to automate validation and anomaly detection across the entire data lifecycle.
Data center operators are facing a perfect storm of challenges in 2025. A new guide outlines the critical strategies needed to survive power constraints, thermal escalation, and rising costs.
A new report reveals the global data center market surged to $61 billion in 2025. The growth is driven by AI, but it’s powered by risky private equity debt and massive energy demands that communities are fighting.
Yondr has announced its second data center at its Loudoun County, Virginia campus is ready for service. The initial 12MW phase is part of a 48MW facility, with the full build slated for 2026, as the company eyes a massive 336MW campus.
The Chinese data center operator has unveiled its ‘Next’ total solution, designed for denser GPU clusters. It also announced a partnership to build a massive new campus in Shaoguan, China.
Chinese battery maker Hithium has launched what it calls the world’s first “eight-hour-native” energy storage solution. The ∞Power8 system, paired with a massive 1300Ah cell, is designed from the ground up for long-duration storage to back up renewable energy. Mass production is scheduled for Q4 202
