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Massive AI data center left in the dark until 2030s as tech giant walks away
A tech giant backed out of a massive artificial intelligence data center project as its developer hunts for another power source. Microsoft ended its plan to fund…
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Source context: Hamilton reported shares from either himself or his wife of between $1.1 million and $3.5 million in major firms like Google, Meta, Microsoft and Oracle.
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The incumbent New Hampshire governor helped deregulate data center power providers after serving on Bloom Energy's board — and shares she held could now be worth seven figures.
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A tech giant backed out of a massive artificial intelligence data center project as its developer hunts for another power source. Microsoft ended its plan to fund…
Hamilton reported shares from either himself or his wife of between $1.1 million and $3.5 million in major firms like Google, Meta, Microsoft and Oracle.
‘build robust digital infrastructure’
Kansas Democrat Senate nominee Adam Hamilton read descriptions of four executive orders issued under former President Joe Biden concerning gender identity and LGBTQ protections to his congregation during a January 2025 sermon, saying the thought of losing those protections was painful for people in the LGBTQ community.
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