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Oracle is reportedly close to receiving a $38 billion debt offering to support its data center developments in Texas and Wisconsin in the US. As reported by Bloomberg, and citing people with knowledge ...

Welcome to your gateway to the IMF's global economic data. Our new data portal provides streamlined access to timely, reliable, and easy-to-understand macroeconomic and financial data. While the ...

Together, Fivetran and dbt are simplifying enterprise data management with a unified foundation that powers analytics and AI at scale. Fivetran, the global leader in automated data movement, signed a ...

Together, Fivetran and dbt are simplifying enterprise data management with a unified foundation that powers analytics and AI at scale. OAKLAND, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Fivetran, the global leader in ...

(Reuters) -Meta Platforms was set to seal an almost $30 billion finance package for its data center site in rural Louisiana, which would be the largest private capital deal on record, Bloomberg News ...

Banks are preparing a $38 billion debt deal, set to be finalized as soon as Monday, to finance data centers associated with Oracle Corp. According to individuals with knowledge of this information, ...

India's data centre capacity is set to double to 2,400-2,500 MW by FY28, fueled by a massive ₹90,000 crore investment pipeline. Mumbai leads the charge, contributing over half of the current ...

The UAE’s data centre industry is on the brink of a massive expansion, with the market forecast to more than triple to $3.3 billion by 2030, powered by surging demand for cloud computing, artificial ...

East Manchester Township officials removed the Royal Manchester Golf Links from consideration for a data center following community opposition. Residents voiced concerns about the potential strain on ...

MILAN, Oct 17 (Reuters) - Data centres around Italy's financial capital Milan are expected to add around two gigawatts of capacity over the next five years, a tenfold increase from current levels, the ...