The Sequitor Edge data center facility will be located in the Black Hills Industrial Center, located south of Old Folsom Road and east of Highway 79, just down the road from the Rapid City Landfill on ...

Nigel Max Edge has suffered from post-traumatic stress after severe wounds in the Iraq war but was not known to be dangerous.

On March 27, 2026, Reuters reported that as artificial intelligence expands, overburdened U.S. electricity grids force data center operators to reduce power consumption during peak demand.

As smart cities, AI inference, and regional services focus on latency, sovereignty, and resilience, enterprises recognize that cloud computing will be notably more distributed than in the past. For ...

There’s a new set of eyes in American cities. Mounted on garbage trucks and other public works vehicles, these eyes are scanning block after block. They don’t take breaks and don’t go to sleep. They ...

Jerry Jones is playing chess while the rest of the league plays checkers. We’re breaking down the shocking defensive rebuild that could define the post-Micah era. Can these two explosive first-round ...

Treasury yields rise as U.S. labor market stays resilient amid the global turmoil. Weekly jobless claims decline to 213,000 from a revised 214,000, versus WSJ consensus of 215,000, indicating layoffs ...

March 12 (Reuters) - U.S. fossil fuel generation could rise over the next two years as surging electricity consumption from data centers tightens power supplies, the U.S. Energy Information ...

The modern world no longer runs on delayed responses. It runs on immediacy. When a self-driving vehicle identifies a pedestrian, when a factory robot adjusts production in milliseconds, or when an ...

In the world of music investors, London-based Cutting Edge Group is an interesting anomaly. Where most PE firms in the asset class target the catalogs of iconic or well-known pop/rock bands and solo ...

Across the country, demand from data centers are pushing electric grids into new territory. The big question regulators keep running into: Who pays for the power? In Delaware, that question is playing ...