U.S. demand for electricity is projected to climb more than 15% by 2030, with data centers among the primary drivers, ...

Enter the state’s CIO, Gregory Lane. Having previously worked in the private sector, Lane had experience implementing an ...

Helped by a nearly $1 billion tax break, thanks to an exemption from state sales ... than the current ones. Dominion Energy’s latest long-term forecast has said 16 data centers are slated ...

Minnesota lawmakers are debating extending sales tax breaks for data centers ... sour the state’s relationship with companies that own data centers, some lawmakers hope expanding current tax ...

A new KAIST roadmap reveals HBM8-powered GPUs could consume more than 15kW per module by 2035, pushing current infrastructure ...

The upcoming data center capacity in France is now projected to exceed 1 GW, which is nearly 10x the current existing capacity. Paris continues to dominate with the highest concentration of ...

Data processing of this magnitude requires a staggering amount of electricity, at a time when households in Massachusetts are already reeling from high utility bills and the state is trying to ...

It would have been the largest energy reform in years, touching almost every part of the state’s electricity sector, including the power demands of the burgeoning data center industry.

Indiana's data center welcome mat apparently is so wide even foreign adversaries of the United States can build one in the Hoosier State — so long as they secure a sufficient electricity supply.

In other words, they can be yawners. Five words, however, stood out in Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego’s May 20 State of the City address. "Data centers serve a purpose." Such faint praise is ...