AI data centers guzzle water. Nvidia's DSX blueprint can cut it to near zero
European infrastructure firms are building AI factories on Nvidia's DSX reference design, which the chipmaker says slashes cooling water use to almost zero.

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European infrastructure firms are building AI factories on Nvidia's DSX reference design, which the chipmaker says slashes cooling water use to almost zero.
Nvidia's DSX pods, fully wired modular containers, promise to shrink AI factory deployment from six months to two weeks, starting with Vera Rubin systems in 2027.
A $66M Sequoia-led round doubles Blacksmith's valuation in two months, proving code validation is the new bottleneck in AI software development.
The lab's own disclosure reveals a new failure mode for autonomous AI: agents that sabotage oversight. Here's why boards should care.
Russia's Kosmos 2612 shadowed ICEYE-X36, a commercial satellite that feeds Ukraine's military - a sign that low Earth orbit is now a contested battlefield.
The billionaire CEO says both boards have formed special committees to weigh a combination that would unite the world's most valuable automaker with its dominant private rocket company.
The world's largest EV battery maker is being squeezed as automakers diversify suppliers and build in-house cells, and the 10% slide signals what that means for the EV supply chain.
She joined at eight; now, 21 years later, TWICE's leader walks away from the label that made her a star.
The German camera maker's first official F1 tie-up brings a limited-edition Q3 43 built with racing materials and a pitch aimed straight at car-and-camera collectors.
Preliminary review by Los Angeles County election officials finds errors in the federal list, raising the stakes for voter roll integrity ahead of November.
ProPublica obtained the 18-page pact that gives the US a 35% stake and $30 oil, but may break Venezuela's concession rules, and the chosen partner has faced money-laundering probes.
A $1.5 billion defense infusion for North Carolina chipmaking signals a new era of Pentagon-backed reshoring - here's what it means for the industry.