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Tag: data centers
Russian Jets Carry Drones in New Strikes on Ukraine’s Data Centers
Russian jets now carry drones striking Ukraine's data centers, cutting internet and phone service for thousands. Zelenskyy warns of urgent air defense needs.
Rural Data Centers Get a Federal Tax Break Starting Jan. 1
Rural data centers win a federal tax break starting Jan 1, 2024. The One Big Beautiful Bill Act opens opportunity zones to them.
Data Center Firms Push Back Against Critics Who Want Them Out of Ohio — Or Out of America
Trump defends Ohio data centers, warns they'll move to China if blocked, as GOP fights to pass the Ratepayer Protection Act.
Nvidia Stock Hits Record High as Market Value Tops $5.7 Trillion
Nvidia hits record high as market value tops $5.7 trillion, overtaking Apple and the entire crypto sector.
Senate Deal Clears Path for Faster Permits on New Energy Projects
Senate Republicans and Democrats reached a bipartisan deal on a bill speeding up federal reviews of new energy projects.
Talarico Argues Data Centers Are Running Over Texas Communities and Local Governments
Talarico says Texas data centers must meet community demands, pay for energy/water, recycle water, and gain police approval.
Senate Democrats Block GOP Data Center Bill Over ‘Optional’ Protections
Senate Dems blocked a GOP data-center bill over mandatory vs. optional protections, with four Dems breaking ranks.
Most Data Centers Refuse to Say How Much Water and Electricity They Use
European data centers refuse to reveal their water and power consumption, leaving governments unable to track their environmental toll.
Cerebras CEO Andrew Feldman Questions Whether AI’s Expansion Can Continue at TechCrunch Disrupt
Cerebras CEO Andrew Feldman asks at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026: can AI keep scaling? Wafer-scale computing and data center demands weigh on the future.
Climate Week’s biggest stars were the AI companies — and some activists think that’s a problem
Climate tech founders are pivoting toward AI data centers for funding, but some fear the boom distracts from other promising sectors.
AI Stokes Fears, But Can Be a Boon for the Disabled Community. Here’s How Else It’s Impacting Texans
A look at how AI is reshaping Texas, from the life-changing promises it holds for the disabled to the privacy fears it stokes.