SpaceX says it plans AI campuses in Texas and Arizona, with local hearings set for Dec. 9. Power, water use and tax questions remain.
SpaceX’s Proposed AI Campuses Could Bring Jobs—and Raise Utility Questions
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From Amsterdam To Europe: Understanding The Backlash Against AI Data Centers
Police say 218 people were arrested after protesters entered a Microsoft-leased data center site in Amsterdam. All have been released.
Portable Power In 2027: 10 Stations Built For Versatility
A 2027 buyer’s guide compares 10 portable power stations by capacity, output, charging speed and portability, based on a source’s product roundup.
Are “Compute Campuses” A New Way To Talk About AI Data Centers?
OpenAI confirmed it is using “compute campuses” for data centers. The wider PR campaign is reported, while energy and water costs remain under scrutiny.
Introducing The Grid Protectors Program
OpenAI has announced a program called Grid Protectors, but its purpose, participants, schedule and commitments are not available in the material reviewed.
The Role Of Electricians In AI’s 800-Volt Data Center Shift
Vantage reserved more than 1 GW of transformer capacity as AI data centers test 800-volt DC power and batteries. Electricians face new work and safety demands.
OlmoEarth V1.3: State-of-the-art Embeddings For The Whole Planet
Allen Institute for AI released OlmoEarth v1.3, global 10-meter satellite embeddings and a browser tool for exploring landscape change.
What Trump’s Proposed Energy Dividend Mandate Means For AI Data Centers And Communities
Trump says data centers should supply or sell excess power to nearby communities, but the scope and mechanics of the proposed mandate are unclear.
15 Best Portable Power Stations To Pack For Camping And Emergency Backup In 2027
A 2027 buyer’s guide compares 15 portable power stations by capacity, output, battery chemistry and portability, based on a supplied product roundup.
US Data Centers And Power: Four Issues To Watch
Rymvard’s illustrative scenarios show how grid delays, curtailment, heat and utility tariffs can limit data center capacity.
