Articles Tagged with ''Data Centers''

AI infrastructure deployment are forcing project teams to rethink some long-standing assumptions

Construction exec optimism edges higher, despite headwinds.

Residential and non-residential both declined overall despite ongoing data center work.

Private non-residential construction falls for fourth straight month as manufacturing spending retreats—can data centers and public work offset weakening private pipeline?

Regional list of largest projects getting underway reflects how firms are leaning into digital infrastructure, transportation and institutional investment.

When will contractors Bechtel and Kiewit start work on the data center-power generation complex, and what other US-energy work will come from the America-Japan trade megadeal?

Construction of a $3-billion to $4-billion campus in Hawesville is expected to start later this year. The company claims design features respond to concerns about energy demand and the environment.

Water pipe manufacturer and software provider steps up to meet needs of the AI buildout and convince utilities and government agencies to rethink their water systems, says its chief executive.

Investment giant aims funding infusion to train up to 50K skilled workers through 2031 to fast-track US hyperscale AI data centers and related power infrastructure.

Commentary: It's ironic that the one thing that might be able to help manage the massive need for electrical design created by $1 trillion in data center investment to power artificial intelligence is... artificial intelligence-assisted electrical design.