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Data Centers
The Pentagon Is Putting $750 Million Behind a Brazilian Rare Earth Supply Line
The Pentagon is putting $750 million behind a deal to help give a U.S. company control of Brazil’s Serra Verde…
Data Centers
ONE Nuclear Is Selling a Gas-to-Nuclear Bridge for Data Centers. It Wants to Go Public.
Startup ONE Nuclear Energy went before investors this week with a pitch built for this moment in the AI boom:…
Data Centers
Power First, Data Center Next
One company won’t build your data center until it has a deal for the energy in hand. AIB Data Centers…
Data Centers
Indianapolis Puts New Data Centers on Pause — But Three Projects Stay in Motion
City officials moved a 16-month data center moratorium forward, but residents protested it didn’t go further. Indianapolis put in a…
Data Centers
A Pause Near the Chesapeake Bay—For Data Centers
Calvert County, Maryland, kisses the Chesapeake Bay on one side, but will slow down a new, budding courtship with data…
Data Centers
In Greensboro, N.C., some feel ‘sold out’ by politicians. They don’t want billionaires to be next.
Residents warned leaders of water, power, noise, surveillance, and inequity as the City Council weighed a four-month pause — and…
Data Centers
AI’s real bottleneck is switchgear — and companies are rewriting deals to get it
In a single week in August, three companies reorganized financing, manufacturing and operations around the equipment that connects compute to…
Data Centers
In Truman’s Hometown, People Are Giving a Data Center Hell
On July 6, two days after the country’s 250th birthday, residents of Harry Truman’s hometown lined up at the City…