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In a bid to attract tech firms, West Virginia recently passed groundbreaking legislation encouraging the use of natural gas and coal to power artificial intelligence (AI) data centers. But what seemed like a step toward economic progress has ignited a firestorm of local resistance, with residents in Tucker County determined to protect their environment, communities, and way of life.

META’s AI Delays Raise Red Flags for the AI Industry

The U.S. is projected to invest over $1 trillion in data centers in the coming years, and data centers are expected to account for 12% of total U.S. electricity usage.

As the world approaches the quantum computing revolution, a critical challenge looms large: energy supply.

Politicians and business leaders often promote AI data centers as major job creators, but are they?

Apple's investment and TSMC partnership aim to position the company as a leader in the AI race, competing with OpenAI, Google & Microsoft.

How would Elon Musk's potential $97.4B acquisition of OpenAI's nonprofit arm affect Microsoft's interests, given its $13B investment?

U.S. communities and politicians are pushing back against data centers

Chips are crucial to the data center industry, enabling the processing, storage, and transmission of vast amounts of data.

Kenya's data center market is rapidly growing, attracting US companies and investors.

The data center industry's growing demand for sustainable and reliable energy sources has led to increased interest in nuclear power

AI’s Power Grab Explained: Our Digital Lives Depend on Data Centers

We explore the complex relationship between AI, energy consumption, and job dynamics, with a spotlight on Google's initiatives.

As AI and cloud tech evolve, they reshape industries but pose challenges in energy use, sustainability, and economic impact, needing careful

Heatwaves and the energy demands of AI technologies are drawing increased attention to USA's energy capacity.

Achieving green data centers involves a combination of innovative technologies, strategic resource use, and a commitment to renewable energy

Data centers, vital for our digital world, consume 1% of global electricity. Green tech innovation is key for sustainability

A move towards green data centers isn't a trend but a vital necessity in our battle against climate change, as well as in data protection.

As data demand rises, building new data centers is crucial. Equally vital is proper decommissioning to manage outdated hardware effectively.

So is the cloud infrastructure robust enough to cope with our future needs?