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The AI data center boom does not have to mean higher electricity bills for other customers, according to ENGIE’s interim North America chief, who argues that new generation and charging developers for the infrastructure they require can help contain the impact.
TeraWulf has increased its senior secured revolving credit facility to approximately $400 million from $250 million and removed a cap on letters of credit, following plans to bolster financing for utility commitments tied to its data center expansion.
Bloom Energy Corporation reported total revenue of $1,235.8 million for the third quarter ended September 30, 2026, representing a significant increase from the $519.0 million reported in the same period last year.
TransAlta Corp. sold a 49% stake in its Oklahoma wind portfolio to Ares Infrastructure funds for US$305 million and completed a US$1 billion acquisition of two Colorado gas plants, freeing capital for development projects while expanding its contracted power business.
Nebius Group NV secured a $3.5 billion senior secured financing facility from Citi to fund data-center construction and purchases of graphics processing units, adding short-term borrowing capacity as it expands its artificial intelligence cloud business.
IREN has secured a civil works license for its planned 300-megawatt data center campus in Spain and established a European holding company as it expands its AI cloud business beyond North America.
Anthropic recorded an $80.7 billion net loss in the first half of 2026, largely reflecting accounting charges tied to its fundraising, as the Claude developer prepares for an initial public offering, according to a draft prospectus reviewed by Reuters.
South Korean AI infrastructure company Elice Group sank 37% below its initial public offering price during its stock-market debut on Tuesday, as concerns over the sector’s investment outlook overshadowed strong demand for the share sale.
Nscale is reportedly in talks to supply Anthropic with another roughly $45 billion of AI computing capacity, as the data center developer pursues a major customer commitment following Microsoft’s withdrawal from a separate UK project.