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Will there be a power shortage to meet the demand for data centers and AI?

Different voices from the data center and energy industry warn that new technologies, especially AI, require an electricity supply that the sector has few chances of meeting, even more so with the pace of growth of new infrastructures.

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MWC Barcelona 2025 closed, with 56% of attendees coming from mobile-adjacent industries

The GSMA-organized event came to a close yesterday, with 109,000 attendees. AI in all its forms dominated the discussions and presentations, followed by telco consolidation in the European market. It was anticipated that in 2026 the show will be held from March 2-5.

Fight for regional smartphone market focused on devices costing less than US$300

The analysis firm Canalys said that 82% of the devices shipped are below that value. And it noted that it saw strong competition in the segment below US$200. Samsung led sales, followed by Motorola, Xiaomi, TRANSSION and HONOR. Last year there was a record shipments, with 137 million units.

The new AI-Ready profile of data centers: training, inference and weight of the energy factor

McKinsey estimates AI Data Centers to show average annual growth rate of 35% until 2030. The key to infrastructure.

Arsat applies AIOps in its Data Center NOC

It integrated Red Hat's OpenShift AI, as well as composable architectures and models such as Granite 3.0. The goal is to be able to address key challenges in its daily operation, with improved response times, resource management and data privacy.

Illegal activity with cryptoassets has become professionalized and expanded its radius of action

According to a report by Chainalysis, the total volume of illicit transactions is estimated to have reached US$50 billion in 2024, more than double the amount recorded in 2023, driven by the activities of organizations providing services and infrastructure.

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