The Jacksonville-based edge data center provider has handed operational control of its national AI infrastructure build-out to a veteran telecom and infrastructure executive who previously oversaw a $25 billion portfolio at Telstra InfraCo.
The integrated solar-tile roofing product, unveiled with fanfare in 2016, has struggled for years with cost, production and installation challenges that never fully resolved.
The new law draws a firmer line around corporate climate liability in England and Wales, arriving amid a broader global wave of climate-related litigation against major emitters.
The commitment expands Google's water replenishment strategy as its data centres face growing scrutiny over local water consumption tied to AI infrastructure growth.
The move follows Anthropic's expanding compute partnerships with Google and Broadcom, and reflects a broader industry pattern of AI labs building deeper in-house chip expertise.
The settlement resolves a Justice Department lawsuit accusing TikTok and parent company ByteDance of large-scale violations of the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act.
A CBRE report shows New York's tech workforce has edged past the Bay Area's, driven by AI hiring in finance and continued job cuts at established Bay Area technology employers.
The investment includes roughly $250 million for a supercomputing project involving Huawei and iFlytek, underscoring Brazil's multipolar approach to building sovereign AI capacity.
Regulators have also authorised Waymo and Uber for fleets of up to 1,000 vehicles each, turning Las Vegas into one of the most closely watched autonomous-vehicle markets in the country.
The Claude maker's annualised revenue has reportedly surged toward $65 billion, and people familiar with its plans say a registration filing could come as soon as the end of August.