Feeding AI’s appetite: Who pays the price for power-hungry data centers?
With the grid facing strain and more energy-hungry giants sitting down at the table, ensuring fair contribution isn’t just ...
Ministry investigating after natural pools filled with boulders in Harrison Hot Springs, B.C.
The steaming waters of Harrison Hot Springs, 130 kilometres east of Vancouver, could once be enjoyed for free in pools known as the Hobo Hot Springs. But last month, the springs were filled in with ...
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Who ruined Hobo Hot Springs? Ministry investigates as mystery roils Harrison, B.C.
Ministry staff are currently investigating the incident,” said a statement from the ministry. Village Mayor Fred Talen said ...
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S&P 500 Leader Beats With 54% Revenue Growth, Adds $1 Billion To Buyback
S&P 500 leaderVistra topped third-quarter revenue expectations early Thursday, gave initial 2025 guidance and announced an ...
The AI Power Play May Be Running Out of Juice
The bullish case for power stocks was based on tech companies signing lucrative agreements to plug their data centers directly into power plants. Regulators are biting back.
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Big Tech Wants Nuclear Power as Renewable Energy Is Unreliable
After years of championing renewable energy, major tech companies are beginning to realize that it may not meet their ...
What Our Leaders Need to Know About Tech Policy
This is the fourth presidential election cycle that I’ve worked as a tech policy analyst and it’s easily been my least busy.