SPOKANE, Wash. — Avista confirmed on Tuesday that a potential "large load" project that the company is considering is a data center development. According to recent filings with the U.S. Securities ...

Local lawmakers are pushing to restrict large-scale data centers amid mounting concern over environmental impacts and backlash tied to Elon Musk’s xAI operation in Memphis. A new bill proposed by ...

KENTUCKY (WKYT) - The bitcoin mining company TeraWulf announced it is expanding in eastern Kentucky with the purchase of a new high-performance computing development site called the Muskie Data Campus ...

Tehran's lengthy response on setting a framework for talks didn't resolve the U.S. demand for commitments in advance on its nuclear program This coverage is now concluded. For the latest developments ...

A heavy crawler excavator lifts a large concrete pipe during infrastructure construction work on a muddy jobsite. Equipped with hydraulic lifting power and precise controls, the machine supports ...

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) has set a June 2026 deadline to act in a high-stakes rulemaking that could redefine how massive new power users—including AI-driven data centers—connect ...

Maine lawmakers on Tuesday passed a ban on large data-center construction, making it the first state to enact such a measure as communities around the U.S. deal with fallout from the ...

Legislators in Maine on Tuesday passed the nation’s first statewide ban on large data centers, part of a growing backlash to the energy-intensive facilities that fuel the rise of artificial ...

Under the Bank Secrecy Act, banks must file a Currency Transaction Report any time someone deposits more than $10,000 in cash. It doesn't matter if the money came from selling a car, running a ...

America’s continued economic and technological leadership depends on reliable, large-scale data center infrastructure built here at home. Data center infrastructure is the foundation of the internet, ...

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 ...