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In a bold reshaping of AI infrastructure strategy, Hypertec Cloud has merged with 5C Data Centers to form 5C Group, blending hyperscale data know-how with cloud computing muscle. With 2GW in development capacity and a leadership shift in motion, the move underscores a growing urgency: marrying compute power with physical scale as AI demands deepen and datacenter sprawl stretches coast to coast.

A major unnamed tech company has purchased 300 acres in Nevada’s Victory Logistics District, signaling a potential new data center project. The buyer, described as a leader in cloud computing and AI, joins a growing tech presence in the region, where logistics and scalability converge. The acquisition marks another step in transforming the area into a tech and data hub, fostering economic growth in Fernley.

In a quiet yet strategic shift, Pulsar67 has rooted itself in Tampa, leveraging local infrastructure to serve global developers and businesses seeking agile, no-frills VPS hosting. With in-house hardware control and human-led support, the move signals a pushback against inflated cloud costs—swapping outsourced opacity for simplicity, speed, and hands-on precision straight from Florida’s fiber-connected frontier.

Google Cloud is now previewing C4D and H4D VM instances powered by AMD’s 5th Gen Epyc processors. Tailored for AI inference, HPC, and general-purpose workloads, the new VMs promise notable performance gains, including up to 80% higher throughput per vCPU. With RDMA-enabled scaling and Zen 5 architecture under the hood, Google aims to meet rising demand for compute-intensive, cloud-native operations.

Rackspace Technology has introduced OpenStack Flex, an on-demand, open-source IaaS platform designed to simplify hybrid cloud management. Built on years of OpenStack expertise, the service offers fault tolerance, integrated orchestration, and license-free scalability. As enterprises seek more control and fewer vendor constraints, OpenStack Flex positions itself as a cost-effective option for evolving workloads and modern cloud strategies.

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