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AI Data Centers Promise Jobs, but Deliver Surprisingly Few
The projects can consume as much power as entire towns while creating surprisingly few permanent jobs and receiving tax breaks worth billions.
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Orbital AI Data Centers Promise Power, but Face Physics
Google has put four AI chips in orbit to test a dream that keeps gaining altitude: moving some of the world’s computing infrastructure into space.
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BAAJA’s Surprising Bet: Cleaner Data Centers Through Grid Access
BAAJA could make large data centers connect to the grid, pay their full costs, and help build the cleaner power system they currently lack.
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Google’s Carbon Tests Reveal the AI Race’s Manufacturing Challenge
Carbon shows how quickly a model can change. Frontier models now improve in rapid, uneven cycles, while products require testing, safety reviews, pricing decisions, and predictable behavior.
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OpenAI’s Revenue Gap Exposes Who Bears AI’s Risks
OpenAI’s reported revenue gap has put a number on a concern around the AI boom: the companies collecting the upside may not carry the full cost.
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OpenAI’s Revenue Math Sends AI Stocks Tumbling
A sharper look at OpenAI’s revenue run rate sent a warning through the AI trade as Nvidia, Oracle, CoreWeave and other AI stocks sold off.
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Google’s Finland Setback Exposes Environmental Risks in AI Expansion
Google’s planned expansion in Finland faces a pause due to environmental reviews. The regulatory halt impacts data center preparation work.
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Canada’s AI Council Faces Its Sovereignty Test
Canada’s AI Council will guide AI governance and transformation, aiming for economic growth and job creation in the AI sector.
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AMD’s Trillion-Dollar Rise Signals AI Agents Going Mainstream
AMD’s $1 trillion rise reflects a shift in AI work, making CPUs central to personal agent computing.
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Congress Leaves Ratepayers Exposed as AI Data Centers Expand
Congress has walked away from ensuring ratepayers won’t pay for the costs of AI data centers, leaving families at risk.
