A new approach to retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) is turning heads by abandoning vector search entirely. The PageIndex framework treats long documents like a game board, using LLM-driven tree search to navigate structure. The result? It solves complex queries where traditional semantic similari
A massive, off-grid data center is planned for Santaquin, Utah. The 20MW+ facility, approved by the city back in 2024, will run entirely on on-site natural gas generation, taking locals by surprise.
EuroCTP, backed by 15 European financial markets, has chosen Equinix’s critical FR2 data center in Frankfurt to host its real-time equity trading feed. The system aims to centralize all EU pre and post-trade data. The service is slated to go live in the third quarter of 2026.
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission is in for a brutal 2026, squeezed between White House pressure to fast-track data center connections and the massive task of implementing new transmission rules. With grid reliability warnings flashing and a legal battle over federal power looming, the agency
The World Economic Forum in Davos saw serious discussions about tokenizing real-world assets, from securities to cross-border payments. While regions like Brazil, Africa, and the UAE are charging ahead, the U.S. is hampered by regulatory confusion and stalled legislation.
VivoPower International is acquiring OGDC Pte Ltd, securing rights to a 291MW portfolio of powered land in Finland. The $13 million deal, expected to close in February 2026, will see OGDC’s co-founders join VivoPower’s leadership.
AWS is moving forward with plans for a huge new data center campus in Pennsylvania. The project involves ten buildings on a 346-acre site the company bought last year for $178 million.
Leidos is making a massive bet on the modernization of America’s power grid. The defense and engineering giant is acquiring power design firm ENTRUST Solutions Group for $2.4 billion.
The U.S. Energy Information Administration has a wild proposal: repurpose thousands of retired military jet engines to power data centers. The idea taps into a potential 40GW of capacity sitting in the Arizona desert. But is this a practical solution or just a fascinating thought experiment?
MIT researchers have developed a framework to find the minimum data required for an optimal AI decision. This challenges the “bigger is better” dogma, particularly for banks using massive datasets for credit and fraud models.
