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Trump, McCormick unveil $90 billion in private investment in Pa. energy, AI projects

In northeastern Pennsylvania, Blackstone will develop energy and data center infrastructure and partner with PPL Corp. on power generation.

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Dave McCormick, Donald Trump announce billions in AI and energy investments in Pa. at innovation summit: ‘The nation’s future depends on us’

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Trump Touts $92 Billion AI, Energy Projects in Key Swing State

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Trump praises more than $90 billion investment in AI, energy

President Donald Trump's decision to invest in artificial intelligence and energy

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Trump joins tech and energy executives amid AI push

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Trump touts billions for Pennsylvania energy, AI sectors while jabbing at Biden

Axios · 2h

Five key takeaways from the AI-energy summit with Trump

Big investments unveiled in Pittsburgh — plus C-suite and Cabinet wattage there — highlight how fueling data centers is a massive challenge and opportunity.

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Trump talks tech, energy spending at summit

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US tech giants bet big on infrastructure-led shift in AI strategy

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CoreWeave commits $6 billion to Pennsylvania data center amid Trump AI push

(Reuters) -CoreWeave plans to spend up to $6 billion on building a new artificial intelligence data center in Pennsylvania, as part of a push by U.S. President Donald Trump to maintain the country’s edge in the booming technology sector,

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Trump announces billions in investments to make Pennsylvania an AI hub

President Donald Trump helped announce more than $90 billion in investments in AI and energy at an event in Pennsylvania on Tuesday.

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Trump Pushes Google, Amazon, Microsoft To Cut Cloud Prices: $20 Billion IT Budget On Chopping Block As Oracle Sets Precedent: Report

Alphabet Inc.‘s GOOGL GOOG Google division will heavily discount cloud computing services for the U.S. government as the Trump administration pressures technology giants to slash prices on lucrative federal contracts worth more than $20 billion annually.