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The largest planned AI data center in New Jersey has been accused of violating federal law after an investigation found the site running dozens of gas-powered generators without a permit Thermal drone footage showed the partly-finished DataOne facility was operating at least 45 of the site’s 62 generators simultaneously. The facility allegedly doesn’t have permits…

Georgia residents, I want you to imagine your Georgia Power bill in January 2029. Same house, same habits — but $15 cheaper. That’s the promise baked into a 25-year contract between Georgia Power and OpenAI, approved by the Georgia Public Service Commission in August 2026. The deal covers OpenAI’s planned data-center campus in Effingham County,…

A newly proposed rule from the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) would eliminate federal requirements for public notice on many minor pollution permits.

Data preparation for supervised fine-tuning (SFT) doesn’t end when your dataset is clean and correctly formatted. The harder questions come next. How much data do you actually need? Should you collect more, or select a better subset of what you have? How do you generate high-quality examples when human annotation doesn’t scale? And how do…

STONE RIDGE, VIRGINIA – JULY 17: In an aerial view, an Amazon Web Services data center is shown situated near single-family homes on July 17, 2024 in Stone Ridge, Virginia. Northern Virginia is the largest data center market in the world, according to a report this year cited in published accounts, but is facing headwinds…

Every ChatGPT prompt, every Netflix binge, every Slack thread runs through physical infrastructure quietly drinking from rivers and reservoirs you’ve probably never thought about. Not just to cool servers — but to power them. A new Ceres report, “Water Behind the Watts,” released August 25, 2026, puts a number on it: electric power generation for…

If you have broadband through Virgin Media, this deal gets you 100GB of data per month, up from the standard 50GB.

Until a few years ago, setting up a new iPhone always meant losing something. Half your settings gone. Some apps needed reinstalling from scratch and you wouldn’t know until you went looking for them. Some people just gave up and started from zero. Years of app data gone. Apple fixed most of that with Quick…

OpenAI has lost yet another executive, and the timing of this one stands out in particular given this individual oversaw the execution of the company’s data center strategy.

One in four customer interactions are affected by repeated explanations, manual escalations, incomplete context and resolution delays, per aTalkdesk CX surveyreleased on Tuesday. The key culprits include disjointed knowledge management systems with incomplete data.