Leading AI data centers in the recent future may be hugely expensive and energy-sucking, according to a new study.

Recession fears and the advent of China’s DeepSeek have investors questioning whether U.S. tech companies will pullback on their data center plans.

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Climate startups are finding new avenues to scale by providing clean energy and services to data centers.

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In 2023, Axiom Space announced plans to deploy an orbital data center on board its planned space station, which is expected ...

These plants generate 45% of our nation’s carbon-free electricity and have an average capacity of 93%, making nuclear power particularly well-suited to powering data centers for companies with ...

Original story: Those disappointed by the scrub of the Kuiper Atlas 01 mission Wednesday have another chance to catch a night launch − ... from Kennedy Space Center Pad 39A.

The electricity consumption of data centres is projected to more than double by 2030, according to a report from the International Energy Agency published today. The chief culprit? Artificial ...

This is the first of two States Newsroom stories examining the implications of the growing need for electricity largely from artificial intelligence and data centers. Read the second here. The next ...

The order directs the Commerce, Energy, and Interior Departments to conduct studies determining “where coal-powered infrastructure is available and suitable for supporting AI data centers,” as ...