Data Center
Reps. Greg Landsman and Nanette Barragán Join Keynote Lineup with Sen. Ed Markey, Buddy Carter
Ohio Democrat Landsman co-authored bills on data center costs, data center secrecy, and broadband infrastructure permitting
Artificial intelligence is poised to transform humans' relationship with technology, and each other.
Data Center
Ohio Democrat Landsman co-authored bills on data center costs, data center secrecy, and broadband infrastructure permitting
Education
The search giant has been facing pushback since it announced in August that it had turned on Gemini for K-12 students
Data Center
From Ohio's Senate race to local ballot measures, the 2026 campaign has turned a fight over electricity, land and local control into a national political issue
Data Center
Data centers are facing a growing backlash in the United States and Europe. Argentina wants to lure them anyway.
AI
New York and California are leading efforts to regulate AI, with California recently passing similar laws
AI
The event, on Dec. 1 at the National Press Club, links the issues of AI risk, digital infrastructure, energy use and federal preemption
Expert Opinion
Meta, Corning, Amazon and REV Fiber are among the companies re-industrializing America
AI
A bipartisan inquiry asks the company to explain its research
AI
But some say it isn't that simple
AI
Countries are hoping membership in China’s World AI Cooperation Organization may give them a voice in setting AI standards
Broadband Live
This preview session on Nov. 25 will feature two of the moderators during 'Broadband and AI in the Next Congress'
Earnings
The company could eclipse the SpaceX initial public offering in June that raised a record $86 billion
Broadband Live
Looking ahead toward 'Broadband and AI in the Next Congress' on Tuesday, Dec. 1.
AI
The incidents have highlighted the vulnerabilities in AI security and raised questions over how AI can be safely kept under human control
AI
Broadband permitting bill sponsor joins Dec. 1 conference on AI risk, infrastructure, data center power and federal preemption.
Data Center
Europe has only about 5% of the world's AI computing capacity, versus 75% in the U.S.