Dan Rabb

Construction backlogs rose to their highest point in nearly a year in April, signaling that contractors' pipelines continue to grow despite economic uncertainty.

The race to build AI infrastructure in space is rapidly moving from science fiction toward reality.

The AI-driven data center boom of the past two years has been defined by hyperscale campuses in remote locations with hundreds of megawatts or even

Google and Blackstone are partnering to launch a new AI-focused cloud provider.

Nvidia's record earnings show surging demand for AI computing, and they reflect the changing contours of the AI data center landscape.

Data center builders for years have asked local government officials to sign nondisclosure agreements before discussing potential projects.

OpenAI is eyeing a 10-gigawatt data center campus being developed by a SoftBank subsidiary at a former nuclear site in Ohio.

Opposition to data center development has intensified across the U.S.

Elon Musk is getting an assist from the Trump administration's Department of Justice as his AI firm faces a legal battle with the NAACP.

As communities across the U.S. push back on data center projects, warnings that they will slash the value of nearby homes have been a prominent rallying cry.