
Data Centers: Right-Wing Boomers and Leftists Unite Against Big Tech
Picture right-wing boomers and left-wing activists marching side by side. It's happening in Florida, where data centers are uniting unlikely political allies.
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Picture right-wing boomers and left-wing activists marching side by side. It's happening in Florida, where data centers are uniting unlikely political allies.

Artificial intelligence isn't just magic algorithms. It needs serious muscle, or rather, cables to move data at insane speeds. And some companies are cashing in big time.

Want stock market data but don't have a sheikh's bank account? A new open source project promises to make your life and finances easier.

Everyone wants AI, but nobody wants its utility bill. Behind every chatbot and generated image lurks a monster devouring energy and water.
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Sending data centers to space sounds like science fiction, and some have certainly pushed the idea. But now, even Sam Altman seems to have changed his tune, or has he?

Brace yourselves for higher energy bills. US gas-fired power costs just hit a 17-year high, and they're showing no signs of slowing down.
Imagine a continent finally getting truly connected, and someone's putting serious cash on it. Raxio is betting $380 million on African data centers, starting with Tanzania.
Imagine wanting to understand what Chinese people really think about a topic, just by reading WeChat comments. Now there's a trick to do it without losing your mind and have everything at your fingertips.

Imagine hosting a piece of an AI data center right in your living room. Sounds like sci-fi, right? Sunrun, a solar energy company, is actually making it happen.

Who would have thought? Data centers, once a battleground only for the left, are now dividing American Republicans too. It's a strategic move for midterm votes, challenging Donald Trump's stance.

Even tech titans know when to shift gears for the next big thing. Nandan Nilekani, a big name in Indian IT, is stepping down from his GP role.