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European weapons manufacturer Rheinmetall will build a powder factory for ammunition in Romania
The project is said to be the largest economic development in this Iowa, US, city’s history
The pace of construction of new data centres is not keeping up with demand
Early work is underway at Micron’s US$100 billion semiconductor campus project in New York
Data centre builds are a key part of the US construction segment, and a new firm revealed its new development model to assist
The initial phase of the project will deliver a 100MW facility tailored for high-performance AI workload
Move to build more data centres to create 100,000 construction and operations jobs
Nuclear company Oklo has selected a lead constructor for its first commercial advanced modular nuclear reactor, at Idaho Nuclear Laboratory (INL)
Trump’s proposed initiative promises 6,000 annual construction jobs and a fast-tracked rollout of AI-ready facilities across Pennsylvania
A boom in data centre construction work has helped to push contractors’ order backlogs to an average of 8.7 months in June
PCL is betting on data centre construction to remain hot, as the company creates group focused on the market
Construction of Japan’s largest CO2 capture plant has moved closer after Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) was awarded a contract for its basic design
With US$4 trillion in data center growth forecast by 2030, outdated tools and slow tech adoption could leave construction behind
Where is technology giant Amazon building its next two data centres?
A new generation of diabetes and weight-loss drugs are sparking a boom in pharmaceutical factory construction projects
Construction industry urged to prepare for new tech standards, new review processing, and digital modernisation
Is Google building a US$10-billion data centre in this southern US state?
French materials and construction services provider Saint-Gobain is constructing an electric-powered insulation factory
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