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Runware aims to produce 30 MW a day by 2028 with factory-built AI data centres

Moves to mass-produce AI data centres in factories and deploy them like vehicles are gaining momentum, as companies seek to cut construction time and cost. AI infrastructure firm Runware targets producing 30 MW of data-centre capacity a day by 2028 and says it can activate equipment within 48 hours on sites with power and telecoms in place. The company is assembling Sonic Pod modules in Romania and plans a second plant in early 2027, while rivals such as Nvidia and Crusoe expand modular offerings.

AI & Enterprise

LG CNS completes 30-MW AI data centre in Indonesia in first overseas build

LG CNS said on Sunday it has completed a 30-megawatt AI data centre in Jakarta, Indonesia. The company described it as the first case of a South Korean company directly building an AI data centre for an overseas client on-site. The project was ordered last year by KMG, a joint venture of Indonesia\'s Sinar Mas Group and Korea Investment Real Asset Management. LG CNS said it secured customers for the full capacity before completion.

Industry

Moving, divorce and high rates fuel U.S. self-storage industry boom

Self-storage in the United States, where people store surplus belongings, has grown into a giant industry with annual revenue topping $40 billion. An analysis said the United States accounts for about 90 percent of global self-storage capacity and has more facilities than the combined U.S. store counts of major chains including Starbucks and McDonald’s. Demand has been driven by “four Ds” such as death, moving and divorce, as well as remote work and higher mortgage rates.