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New York (WWNY) – As residents voice concerns over a potential data center in Massena, a former village mayor is offering a different perspective

Rep. Michael Rulli, R-Ohio, discusses data center concerns as OpenAI and NVIDIA back a massive $500B data center in Ohio, his expectations for the legislative agenda and addresses Stock Act violation allegations on ‘Mornings with Maria.’

The AI boom is driving a massive infrastructure buildout across the U.S., creating new opportunities for skilled workers as demand for data centers and chip plants surges.

NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ:NVDA) is expanding beyond chips and deeper into the infrastructure needed to run AI. The company has taken a minority stake in Cloverleaf Infrastructure, a developer that secures powered land and utility agreements for data-center projects. Cloverleaf has already facilitated more than 7 gigawatts of powered land sales and has a pipeline exceeding…

Former sheriff’s deputy Shannon McManus looks out over the data center project construction site in Boyce, La., last month. He’s one of the local residents who has objected to nondisclosure agreements that kept negotiations for the project from the public. Jay Marcano for NPRhide caption

Could a data center be built on this patch of land in Bradley County, west of I-75 and north of Old Lower River Road NW? That’s what Wright Brothers Construction hope residents will allow. Photos: Google Maps /

OpenAI is moving energy planning inside its data center development organization, signaling that power technologies and flexible computing are becoming more integrated into how the company plans its infrastructure.

On a 2-acre property in Mississippi, 52-year-old Krystal Polk’s family lived off the land for generations, raising chickens and pigs, growing onions and herbs and trading their peaches for pears.

Trump administration proposes new rule to dismantle requirement for datacenters to publicly report air pollution

Just before Hillsboro’s 120-day moratorium on data centers went into effect, the Texas-based real estate investment trust Digital Realty submitted a land use application to build a data center just under 200 feet away from Liberty High School. (KATU)