The amount of ERCOT‘s large load interconnection requests ballooned to more than 230 gigawatts this year, a massive increase from the 63 gigawatts reported in December 2024. The agency, which operates ...

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Monday marked the first day legislative members could begin pre-filing bills ahead of the new session next month. Among more than 500 pieces of pre-filed legislation, one ...

Planned data center construction shows no signs of fading, with new additions to require 2.7x — nearly triple — the sector’s current demand for electricity over the next decade, according to a new ...

To import data from a Microsoft Forms PDF into Excel, you need to follow the methods mentioned below. Export directly from Microsoft Forms to Excel Use Excel’s Built-in “Get Data from PDF” Feature Use ...

Setting up a dual monitor system to extend your screen and optimize computer display settings for a more productive and efficient workspace. Pixabay, DaveMeier Setting up two monitors on a single ...

Rush to Build AI Data Centers Pushes Global Infrastructure to Limits Your email has been sent The global mad dash to construct the next generation of artificial intelligence (AI) data centers is now ...

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Data centers are proliferating in Virginia and a blind man in Baltimore is suddenly contending with sharply higher power bills. The Maryland city is well over an hour’s drive from the northern ...

HOLLY RIDGE, La. — In a rural corner of Louisiana, Meta is building one of the world’s largest data centers, a $10 billion behemoth as big as 70 football fields that will consume more power in a day ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Data centers are the center of debates across central Ohio as cities and townships weigh resource strains with financial benefits. Central Ohio is home to 120 of Ohio’s 188 ...

LEBANON, Ind. — Meta’s plans to build a 1,500-acre data center in Lebanon’s LEAP Research and Innovation District continue to move forward after being given the thumbs up by the planning commission.