Amazon is constructing a colossal data center in Indiana, spanning 1,200 acres and designed to support AI operations in collaboration with Anthropic. This facility will consume 2.2 gigawatts of electricity, marking a significant leap in the scale of data centers as the tech industry races to accommodate the growing demands of artificial intelligence.

CoreWeave is set to acquire Core Scientific in an all-stock deal valued at approximately $9 billion, enhancing its infrastructure for artificial intelligence while eliminating $10 billion in lease obligations. The transaction, pending regulatory approval, will significantly expand CoreWeave's data center capacity and may allow for the transformation of Core Scientific's cryptocurrency business to support AI workloads. Core Scientific shareholders will receive CoreWeave shares, valuing their stake at a premium.

Meta, led by Mark Zuckerberg, is aggressively building massive data centers to establish a computational advantage in the race for superintelligence, focusing on "personal superintelligence" that enhances individual creativity and relationships. The company plans to invest hundreds of billions, leveraging its cash flow to outpace competitors like OpenAI, while aiming for a 2026 launch of its first supercluster, Prometheus. Zuckerberg's vision contrasts with the industry's focus on enterprise automation, emphasizing the importance of personal AI experiences.

Nvidia has announced a massive partnership with OpenAI that includes an investment of up to $100 billion. This funding will support the construction of data centers capable of deploying 10 gigawatts of Nvidia systems for advanced AI model training and operations.

Saudi Arabia is investing heavily in data centers to position itself as a major exporter of computing power for artificial intelligence. The kingdom aims to leverage its oil wealth and favorable conditions to attract tech giants, while navigating complex geopolitical dynamics between the U.S. and China in the tech sector.