Equinix, a data center developer in the United States, is expanding its fuel-cell capacity with Bloom Energy to power its International Business Exchange (IBX) data centers. Currently, 75 MW of fuel-cell generation is operational, with an additional 30 MW under construction. Equinix's Vice President mentioned the importance of alternative energy technologies in ensuring power availability. The fuel cells convert natural gas or hydrogen into electricity with minimal air pollution. As the demand for power increases in data centers due to AI and cloud-based growth, Equinix is focusing on on-site power solutions. Equinix's collaboration with Bloom Energy is aimed at providing cleaner and reliable electricity, supporting Equinix's AI-ready data centers used by tech giants. Moreover, Equinix's partnership with Nvidia and Dell Technologies highlights their efforts in scaling AI solutions. Bloom Energy is also working on carbon capture technologies with Chart Industries to process carbon dioxide exhaust from the data centers. This partnership aims to convert the carbon dioxide stream into usable outputs. The article showcases the growing importance of renewable energy, technology partnerships, and sustainability initiatives in the data center industry.