Rewrite the following into a 250-350 word neutral brief in original wording. Keep key facts, remove opinions/sensationalism but question. Add one line of context if helpful. Output plain paragraphs only. content There’s a power crunch looming as AI and cloud providers ramp up data center construction. But a new report suggests that a solution lies […]
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Rewrite the following into a 250-350 word neutral brief in original wording. Keep key facts, remove opinions/sensationalism but question. Add one line of context if helpful. Output plain paragraphs only. content The rush to capitalize on the buzz around AI has led tech companies to dramatically expand their data center footprints. That’s been good news
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Rewrite the following into a 250-350 word neutral brief in original wording. Keep key facts, remove opinions/sensationalism but question. Add one line of context if helpful. Output plain paragraphs only. content Nvidia announced Thursday it’s partnering with EPRI, a power industry R&D organization, to use AI to solve problems facing the electrical grid. Perhaps ironically,
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Rewrite the following into a 250-350 word neutral brief in original wording. Keep key facts, remove opinions/sensationalism but question. Add one line of context if helpful. Output plain paragraphs only. content American streets are incredibly dangerous for pedestrians. A San Carlos, California-based startup called Obvio thinks it can change that by installing cameras at stop
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Rewrite the following into a 250-350 word neutral brief in original wording. Keep key facts, remove opinions/sensationalism but question. Add one line of context if helpful. Output plain paragraphs only. content Sometimes, surprises are lurking in everyday data. Take a category of consumers that Doug Rubin’s startup, Northwind Climate, calls “climate doers.” They’re concerned about
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Tech companies, data center developers, and power utilities are expressing concern over the anticipated increase in electricity demand in the U.S., driven largely by the rapid growth of artificial intelligence (AI). However, a recent paper suggests that these concerns may be mitigated if data center operators and large electricity consumers reduce their power consumption slightly.
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ElevenLabs, a voice AI company, has launched a feature enabling authors to publish AI-generated audiobooks through its Reader app. This announcement follows the company’s recent partnership with Spotify to provide AI-narrated audiobooks. Last month, ElevenLabs raised $180 million in funding, and it had previously invited authors to test its publishing program on a trial basis,
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Meta has entered into a significant solar agreement to acquire 650 megawatts of energy from projects being developed by AES in Kansas and Texas. Of this total, 400 megawatts will be generated in Texas, while 250 megawatts will come from Kansas. The deal is part of Meta’s initiative to power its expanding data centers, which
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Hyperscale technology companies and data center developers face challenges in securing necessary power from utilities, which often cite significant delays for grid connections. Amit Narayan, CEO of Gridcare, highlighted that many AI data centers are struggling with this issue and are actively seeking solutions that may not align with their anticipated timelines. To mitigate the
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Microsoft has published its latest sustainability report, revealing a 23.4% increase in carbon emissions since 2020. This rise is primarily attributed to the rapid expansion of data centers to support the company’s cloud and AI services. Although acquiring clean electricity is relatively straightforward, the carbon-intensive materials used in construction, such as steel, concrete, and computer
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