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Thailand Weighs 8.8 GW of Data-Center Power Supply Against 35 GW of Requests

AI-led data-center growth is complicating power-demand planning in Thailand and Indonesia. Thailand has received data-center power requests totaling about 35 GW and is considering supplying about 8.8 GW, while Indonesian developers cite uncertainty over customers’ access to AI chips as a constraint on firm demand forecasts.

Sitetracker Extends Platform Focus to Renewable Energy and Data Centers

Sitetracker is extending its platform from repeatable telecommunications deployments into renewable-energy and data-center infrastructure. The company positions its Salesforce-based system as a tool for coordinating site selection, power tracking and asset management across the infrastructure lifecycle.

ABB launches Infinitus portfolio for 800 VDC AI data-center power architectures

ABB has introduced Infinitus, a Source-to-Rack power portfolio for 800 VDC AI data-center architectures. The company expects selected key components to enter production within 12 months and estimates that the first native DC data centers using the full portfolio could be built and commissioned in two to three years.

MLCC Suppliers Shift Capacity Toward AI Servers and Data-Center Specifications

Japanese and South Korean MLCC suppliers are reallocating supply away from selected consumer and standard automotive components toward higher-specification products for AI servers, data centers and automotive electronics, according to TrendForce. In parallel, international OEMs and ODMs have begun validating Chinese MLCC suppliers as potential alternatives for less demanding applications.

GlobalFoundries Signals Expanded GaN Strategy for AI Data-Center Power Demand

GlobalFoundries says it is deepening engagement with Taiwan’s semiconductor ecosystem while advancing its GaN technology and manufacturing strategy. The company cites rapidly growing data-center demand for reliable low-voltage GaN power components and says it intends to expand global capacity, without disclosing a scale or timetable.

Brazil Signs Redata Tax Regime as Lula Pitches Data-Center Investment Potential

Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva signed the Redata tax-incentive regime on 15 September, framing it as a measure to stimulate the country’s data-center market. Lula said Brazil could attract up to US$1 trillion in investment, citing the country’s ability to produce renewable energy, but no supporting methodology was disclosed.

Brazil Signals Data Center Investment Ambition as Incentive Law Takes Effect

Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva said the country can receive up to US$1 trillion in investment, linking the statement to the adoption of an incentive law for data centers. The available source material does not identify committed capital, investors, projects or deployment timelines.

DCD Announces Connect | London 2027 at Olympia London

DCD has announced that DCD Connect | London 2027 will be held at Olympia London, moving to a larger venue after the 2026 edition sold out. Further details of the 2027 programme are due to be released later.

Rebellions and ai& Announce Planned RebelRack Deployment in Tokyo

South Korean AI semiconductor startup Rebellions has partnered with Japanese AI company ai& to deploy its RebelRack AI-infrastructure platform in Japan. The first deployment is planned at an ai&-operated data center in Tokyo, with ai& intending to purchase up to 100 units as it expands its data-center footprint.

Microsoft and Alphabet Address Growing Data-Center Opposition in the US

Microsoft and Alphabet used climate events in New York to respond publicly to mounting criticism of rapid data-center expansion, focused on electricity tariffs, water use, employment and local regulation. Separately, Data Center Watch was cited as estimating that roughly 45 US data-center projects were blocked or delayed in the second quarter amid community and policy resistance.

San Jose Faces Growing Opposition to Planned AI Data Center Development

Residents and environmental groups in San Jose are pressing for tighter scrutiny of planned AI-focused data centers, citing potential pressure on electricity and water systems and impacts on local living conditions. The opposition comes as California lawmakers advance data-center measures covering grid-cost allocation and energy and water-use disclosure.

onsemi Announces Embedded Power Platform for AI Data-Center Power Systems

onsemi has introduced its Embedded Power Platform (EPP), an integrated power-system platform targeting AI data centers, electric vehicles and industrial applications. Its first cited application is a solid-state circuit breaker, with samples planned for strategic automotive and AI customers this year; no production timetable has been disclosed.