A wave of massive data centers is expanding across Texas, prompting warnings from experts who say the new water demands could ...

California lawmakers started the year signaling they were ready to get tough on data centers, aiming to protect the environment and electricity ratepayers.

Data centers are increasingly becoming fixtures of the American landscape, with demand for the hulking structures ballooning in recent years due to the rapid growth of cloud computing and artificial ...

Meanwhile, in the Great Lakes states, a new report warned that hyper-scale data centers could use up to 365 million gallons ...

As the first Microsoft data center goes online and a second is under construction, environmental and labor groups push for transparency in the project ...

Environmental groups are warning about the energy and water usage of AI data centers in construction or planned across ...

The AI-driven data center boom is adding strain on the West’s water. New legislation in California would require data centers ...

I see another path to curbing AI's energy appetite: Make data centers more resource-aware and efficient. Modern AI data centers can use as much electricity as a small city. And it's not just the ...

A new law could lead to some Oregonians seeing lower electric bills. FOX 12 Investigates has more on the power act, and the impact it could have on your wallet.

A number of other technology firms, including Lenovo, Dell, Supermicro and Giga Computing, are also racing to develop advanced cooling systems, as overheating risks putting a ceiling on the pace of AI ...

Data centers do indeed use a lot of energy. But so do a lot of other companies. Hemlock Semiconductor uses 400 megawatts of ...

Microsoft is partnering on a proposed data center in Caledonia as developers share plans with residents and village officials ...