(The Center Square) – STACK Infrastructure is moving forward with Amazon-related development at two project sites near Shreveport, whereas the city’s planned data center sits in limbo amid civil ...

South Dakota legislative committees advanced three of nine bills concerning data center regulation and incentives. One approved bill establishes a "Data Center Bill of Rights for Citizens," which ...

January saw renewed construction, permitting, and power-linked site activity as Microsoft, Amazon, Crusoe, and TeraWulf advanced major projects nationwide. AI-driven demand continues to expand ...

OKLAHOMA CITY — The Oklahoma Legislature is taking aim at data centers with two different approaches, as lawmakers respond to constituent concerns about rising energy costs and infrastructure strain.

Dynamic pricing often gets blamed for inconsistent price changes. Customers see mismatched numbers and assume the pricing model has gone wrong or an algorithm has overstepped. In most cases, neither ...

Feb 10 (Reuters) - Microsoft (MSFT.O), opens new tab is exploring using superconducting power lines in its data centers, which could potentially accelerate its massive U.S. build-out of the server ...

During his presidential campaign in 2023, Donald Trump proposed creating what he termed as 10 deregulated "freedom cities" — areas of federal land where businesses can focus on technological ...

A controversial provision that would have allowed data centers and other developments to be built on unproductive agricultural land without public input will not advance after its passage in the House ...

AI data centers require massive amounts of high-performance storage capacity. Seagate is a supplier of choice for hyperscalers. Seagate's revenue jumped 22% year over year to $2.83 billion in its ...

Design: Eamonn Dalton/The Athletic; Photos: Carlos Rodrigues/Getty Images Anyone not plugged into football’s online discourse may have missed it, but the analytics community was rocked by a seismic ...

Iowa lawmakers advanced a pair of bills which would require at least 80 percent of students admitted to the University of Iowa’s College of Law and College of Nursing programs to be in-state students.