AMERICANTHINKER - Corporate Journalists Have Earned Our Mockery
Image via Pxhere . Pxhere By J.B. Shurk They are liars who encourage leftwing violence.
Image via Pxhere . Pxhere By J.B. Shurk They are liars who encourage leftwing violence.
Image: PublicDomainPictures via Pixabay , Pixabay License . PublicDomainPictures By John Green How long will we remain the freest country in the world? That’s hard to say.
Image via Pixabay , Pixabay License . Pixabay By John F. Di Leo It’s notoriously difficult to prove vote fraud. But there are some huge red flags here.
Photo Credit:Sen. Lindsey Graham, of South Carolina official, via wikip By Joseph Ford Cotto A nuanced view of a man who became a vital Trump ally.
Local backlash and reliability concerns are challenging the vision of an AI boom built quickly using large off-grid data centers. Why it matters: If giant projects stumble, trillions of dollars in AI investment and the industry's plans to rapidly expand data centers could be at risk. The big picture: In an effort to speed AI development, some companies are building data centers powered mainly by onsite generation rather than waiting years to connect to the electric grid. - There are 59 data centers with a combined capacity of about 90 gigawatts that plan to build their own power "behind-the-meter" using sources like gas turbines, generators and fuel cells, according to a report from research firm Cleanview. - A smaller subset is trying…
Local backlash and reliability concerns are challenging the vision of an AI boom built quickly using large off-grid data centers. Why it matters: If giant projects stumble, trillions of dollars in AI investment and the industry's plans to rapidly expand data centers could be at risk. The big picture: In an effort to speed AI development, some companies are building data centers powered mainly by onsite generation rather than waiting years to connect to the electric grid. - There are 59 data centers with a combined capacity of about 90 gigawatts that plan to build their own power "behind-the-meter" using sources like gas turbines, generators and fuel cells, according to a report from research firm Cleanview. - A smaller subset is trying…Open
By James Zumwalt What happens in Estonia won’t stay in Estonia.
By Silvio Canto, Jr. A federal judge in Illinois has finally made it clear that in-state tuition isn’t a come-on to the world.
By Mark St. Cyr When confidence erodes, collateral suddenly matters again.
By Tron Simpson John Strand's recent interview on "Dangerous Laughter" with AJ Rice was worth watching.
Hawaii Lt. Gov. Sylvia Luke, a Democrat, has been indicted by an Oahu grand jury on charges she orchestrated a scheme trading COVID-19 testing contracts […] Source