Infrastructure reform News

Could Direct Payments Solve the Growing Public Resistance to AI Data Centers?.

Sri Lanka Initiates Power Sector Overhaul to Reduce Consumer Costs.

The Financial Shift: Big Tech's AI Infrastructure Spending Surge.

Major technology firms are shifting from software developers to infrastructure operators as they engage in a historic capital spending surge to fund artificial intelligence, increasingly relying on debt markets to fuel this growth.

Government Evaluates Potential Consolidation of Sri Lanka Police Network.

President Dissanayake Mandates Efficient Cyclone Relief and Legal Accountability.

Scaling Recovery: Long-Term Empowerment Initiatives Following Cyclone Ditwah.

Grassroots Activism Succeeds: How One Community Halted a Major Data Center Project.

Residents in a Georgia suburb successfully blocked a new data center development by organizing locally and pressuring city officials, leading to a permanent moratorium on such facilities in their town.

The Surge in U.S. Data Center Infrastructure Financing.

Surging AI Infrastructure Strains Power Grids: Texas Faces Unprecedented Electricity Demand.

Rapid expansion of AI data centers is placing massive strain on power grids, particularly in Texas, where demand could quadruple by 2032. While Texas faces the most significant pressure, Midwest regions are also seeing double-digit growth in electricity requirements, forcing operators to reconsider infrastructure capacity.

The Data Center Crisis: Why Massive Infrastructure Projects Face Growing Public Backlash.

Citigroup Aggressively Targets AI Data Center Infrastructure to Challenge Wall Street Dominance.

Sri Lanka’s Industrial Sector Reports Strong Growth and Policy Reforms in Q1 2026.