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One card per story, every outlet that covered it62d agoANS Nuclear NewswireFirm developing Portsmouth site data center posts $7B lossSoftBank's $7 billion quarterly loss includes about $3.7 billion in turbine down payments for the PORTS Technology Campus data center at the former Portsmouth nuclear site, though its development timeline is reportedly unchanged.1 outletEnergy4 linked 2d agoLatitude MediaThe energy fallout of Nvidia’s CEO shakeupLatitude Media analyzes how Jensen Huang's resignation as Nvidia CEO could ripple through AI data center and energy financing, especially Nvidia's guarantees for the PORTS-Pike campus in Ohio.1 outletEnergy25 linked 4d agoAxiosThe AI industry's week from hellAnthropic cut its IPO ambitions to a valuation of up to $1.4 trillion as a broad AI market selloff, Nvidia's espionage scandal, and Democratic midterm gains weighed on the industry.1 outletAI41 linked 4d agoGristHow Trump plans to fast-track mining in MontanaMontana becomes the 11th state to sign a FAST-41 memorandum of understanding with the Permitting Council, letting the state help identify mining and data center projects for expedited federal permitting.1 outletEnergy13 linked 5d agoTechTarget · research by ABBChina’s block of SoftBank’s ABB purchase raises supply-chain questionsChina prohibited SoftBank's planned $5.4 billion acquisition of ABB's robotics division on foreign investment security grounds.1 outletRobotics2 linked Oct 5Canary MediaThis hidden device could free up gigawatts of power for the US gridCanary Media reports that variable frequency drives could free up grid capacity for data centers, citing an NEMA pilot program and ABB and Danfoss advocacy for wider adoption.1 outletEnergy1 linked
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