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Not Even the Supreme Court Can Stop Trump’s Most Insidious Midterms Trick
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First reported by RealClearPolitics (Lean right); 8 outlets over 30h.
RealClearPolitics · +2h Washington Examiner · +9h Newsweek · +12h The Hill · +13h CNBC · +22h Axios · +24h Reuters · +30h Newsmax
US House to vote on data center power cost bill Reuters
Read at reuters.com →A new coalition launched Wednesday is seeking a triple win for a data center industry that lately has struggled to notch any wins at all. The big picture: Tech giants Google and Nvidia are partnering with startup Emerald AI to back data centers that can flex their power demand — a strategy they say…
Read at axios.com →EXCLUSIVE — The CEO of one of the largest utility companies in the United States said that the rapid build-out of artificial intelligence data centers will not increase electricity bills, a possibility that has scared voters ahead of the November midterm elections.
Read at washingtonexaminer.com →Duke Energy Defends Data Centers as Power Costs Rise Newsmax
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