A Faster, More Flexible Path to Compute Expansion The compute industry is changing — not by abandoning traditional data centers, but by adding smarter, more flexible infrastructure alongside them. At Data Power Supply, we’re introducing modular data centers as an exclusive offering designed to help operators move faster, deploy capital more efficiently, and meet demand now  — while long-term facilities are still being planned or built. This isn’t about replacing big infrastr

This week at the World Economic Forum in Davos, a long-suspected truth about artificial intelligence infrastructure was stated plainly on the global stage. The limiting factor for AI is not chips. It is power. That observation, articulated publicly by Elon Musk , reflects a reality that Data Power Supply has been building toward for some time — and one that is now becoming impossible for the broader market to ignore. In many ways, what was said in Davos sounded less like a pr

Compute Is Being Repriced — Quietly, Structurally, Permanently NVIDIA didn’t just make a $20B move into Groq.They acknowledged something most of the market is still missing: AI is no longer priced on training. It’s being priced on latency. This isn’t a traditional acquisition. It’s a strategic realignment around the real bottleneck in AI economics: inference performance at physical proximity. Capital, physics, and infrastructure just converged — and the repricing has already

Harvard economist Jason Furman just dropped a staggering stat: 92% of U.S. GDP growth in the first half of 2025 came from AI-related data-center spending. Without it? GDP growth would’ve been just 0.1%. That means 4% of the economy (tech infrastructure) carried the other 96%. AI giants — Microsoft, Amazon, Google, Meta, and Nvidia — are now spending ~$400 billion per year on new data-center capacity. That alone adds 1 percentage point to U.S. GDP.More than consumer spending.

In Boardman, Oregon, a massive Amazon data center rises behind a wall of power lines—a stark image of what’s now unfolding in Florida. State regulators there are facing a pivotal question: who should bear the cost of powering the next wave of data centers—utilities, consumers, or the companies themselves? Florida Power & Light (FPL) has asked to raise base electric rates by nearly $10 billion , one of the largest requests in U.S. history. Embedded in that proposal is a first-

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A New Chapter in Scalable Infrastructure At Data Power Supply, we’re proud to announce the launch of our Modular Data Infrastructure Solutions —a breakthrough in how enterprises, AI innovators, and hyperscale operators can deploy compute capacity. These aren’t just boxes with racks. They’re fully engineered, customizable data environments  designed to deliver scale, resilience, and speed in a world where every second counts. Why Modular? Why Now? The AI boom is driving unprec

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