CEO of EPB David Wade, at the monthly board meeting on Friday, took a look back at the way that EPB’s business has evolved since the launch of fiber optics 15 years ago.

Today the number of megawatts needed in the country is almost equal to the capacity that is produced, said EPB CEO David Wade. But that need is quickly increasing and EPB is planning ahead for ...

David Wade, EPB’s CEO, said that customers need to know that is not the way they would be contacted. EPB would never demand payment by calling them.

“No other utility is moving into this space,” said EPB CEO David Wade. A quantum computer is capable of solving complex problems faster than classical computers.

David Wade, CEO of EPB, said the utility has reached an agreement with Silicon Ranch to buy power at a price lower than the Tennessee Valley Authority's average wholesale rate, resulting in ...

David Wade, CEO of EPB, added: “By establishing Chattanooga as the first US hub for quantum computing and networking, we stand ready to work with companies and researchers across the nation to ...

A team of researchers at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, along with those at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory ...

"Working with organizations like ORNL provides valuable feedback for how we can continue to enhance EPB Quantum Network as a resource for researchers, startups and academic customers," said David ...

Both Niccolo de Masi, IonQ's President and CEO, and David Wade, EPB's CEO, emphasized the transformational nature of the collaboration, envisioning Chattanooga as a launchpad for a quantum economy ...

"I think it will be very positive for us," David Wade, the CEO of EPB, said in a phone call. IonQ is a much larger organization and will have more funding to put into research and development, he ...

A team of researchers at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, along with those at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) and utility company EPB, have successfully developed and tested ...