AI Infrastructure Reporter: Break News on Data Centers

Nashville Public Radio; New York (NY); Hybrid; USD 125,000 - 200,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical coverage

Dental coverage

Vision coverage

Parental leave

PTO

401(k) matching

FSAs

Wellness stipend

Cell phone reimbursement

Office lunches

Commuter benefits

Inclusive workplace

Job summary

The Information, based in San Francisco or New York, is seeking a reporter to break news on AI data center projects and the economics behind them. You’ll gain access to leading data center developers, AI cloud providers, and their largest customers to report on hardware bets and GPU demand shifts.

You'll build sources among data centers, utilities, and investors, write an AI infrastructure column twice a month, and collaborate with tech, finance, and venture teams to illuminate infrastructure's

Qualifications

• 5+ years of business, finance, or technology reporting experience, including AI infrastructure reporting.
• A track record of scoop-driven journalism and source-building on a competitive beat.
• The ability to work out of The Information’s San Francisco or New York office.

Responsibilities

• Break news about the people, deals, and economics of AI data centers.
• Write an AI infrastructure column with original reporting or analysis twice a month.
• Cultivate source networks among data centers, AI developers, utilities, and infrastructure investors.
• Partner with reporters across our big tech, finance, and venture teams to connect infrastructure issues to capital markets.

Skills

AI infrastructure reporting

Scoop journalism

Source-building

Cross-team collaboration

Job description

The Information, based in San Francisco or New York, is seeking a reporter to break news on AI data center projects and the economics behind them. You’ll gain access to leading data center developers, AI cloud providers, and their largest customers to report on hardware bets and GPU demand shifts.

You'll build sources among data centers, utilities, and investors, write an AI infrastructure column twice a month, and collaborate with tech, finance, and venture teams to illuminate infrastructure's