Eric Urbach

Data Center

California Utilities Have a Solution to Soaring Energy Prices: More Data Centers

PG&E believes more data centers may be the key to repairing the price crunch in California.

Data Center

Panelists Urge Data Center Companies to Change their Attitude Toward Public

Concerns around AI, a lack of transparency from data center companies, and dismissive nature toward public concerns threaten the industry, panelists argue.

Data Center

Energy Expert Encourages Data Centers To Connect to the Grid

So-called 'behind-the-meter' power generation had been seen as a potential solution to provide power to data centers fast.

Data Center

Panelists Struggle to Find Solutions to Community Opposition on Data Centers

The panel called on the data center industry to work together to address community concerns

Connectbase CEO Predicts Edge Technology is What’s Next for AI Inference

“Edge is real and exciting today,” CEO Ben Edmond said. “It's been talked about for almost a decade now, but the reality is we're now seeing, because of AI, real use cases.”

Cybersecurity

FCC Announces First Conditional Approvals After 'Router Ban' Rollout

The Defense Department concluded several foreign made routers posed no risk to national security.

Fixed Wireless

NTIA Holds Panel Showcasing Benefits of Fixed Wireless

At NTIA forum, panelists say fixed wireless is cheaper and faster to install, reducing opportunity costs for underserved areas.

BEAD

Broadband Coalition Pushes for Passage of Permitting Reform Bill

The letter applauded BEAD, but argued that permitting reform stands in the way of successful implementation.

5G Wireless

Ookla Report: mmWave 5G Networks are Growing

Ookla’s speed test surveys indicate that wireless providers are adding mmWave5G capacity around the country.

Data Center

Anchorage Blocks New Data Centers in ‘Residential Zones’

The ordinance adopts a new land use policy and environmental disclosure requirements for data centers.

FCC

FCC to Vote on Broad Testing Lab Ban at April Open Meeting

The rule would prevent companies from using product testing labs in countries without a mutual recognition agreement or similar trade agreement with the U.S.