Data Center
After Playing the Villain in the Midterms, Data Center Operators Regroup and Plan to Smile More
Why the hatred over data centers? They haven’t been talking and smiling, even in Texas
Data Center
Why the hatred over data centers? They haven’t been talking and smiling, even in Texas
AI
If Republicans suffer heavy losses, it could push the party toward tougher AI legislation, panelists said
Data Center
In search of large tracts of land, tech giants and data center developers are exploring deeper into rural America.
Data Center
From Nebraska to New Mexico, the debates raging in cities and towns against data centers often cut across ideological lines.
Sherrod Brown
The debate reflects broader tensions over technology and local impact.
Data Center
More governors are shifting their stances or taking more steps to squeeze data centers.
Data Center
The data center interconnection freeze is separate from the state's halting the disbursements of billions in broadband funding.
BEAD
A broadband mess in Texas
Dustin Burrows
An audit is underway, but no completion date has been set.
AI
Opposition to data centers has become bipartisan.
Data Center
The AI data center controversy could influence the upcoming election.
BEAD
Nathan Johnson says the state’s subgrant selection process ‘sure looks like’ corruption.
BEAD
The Texas Governor’s office is pushing back against allegations of favoritism and sweetheart deals.
NTIA
The approved spending plan differed little from the state’s preliminary awards.
Chips
The three states showcased efforts at growing the semiconductor industry.
Section 230
The decision resulted in an unusual court split. Justice Kagan sided with Justice Alito but refused to sign his dissent.