Meta Saves Billions On US Taxes By Classifying AI Data Centers As Experiments
Meta claimed billions in federal research tax credits by labeling its massive artificial intelligence data centers as experimental pilot models.
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Meta claimed billions in federal research tax credits by labeling its massive artificial intelligence data centers as experimental pilot models.
Satellite data shows US AI datacenter construction is accelerating, but power limits and advanced packaging shortages may cap 2027 growth.
New York Climate Week highlighted a deep divide as the artificial intelligence boom overshadowed other critical environmental sectors.
A new report shows European companies capture very small shares of the bloc's datacenter chips, server assembly, and cloud infrastructure.
The US Department of Energy announced $5.25 billion in funding for grid improvements aimed at unlocking additional electricity capacity.
Forrester predicts datacenter operators will face tariffs and tougher community scrutiny due to resource limits.
A new report from the Basel Action Network warns that AI-related electronic waste could reach up to 617 million metric tons by 2050 if companies and governments fail to plan.
Communities with histories of heavy industry are pushing back against proposed artificial intelligence data centers over environmental and energy concerns.
Tech companies are building massive data centers and power plants to support AI agents, which consume significantly more energy than traditional chatbots.
Former EPA officials report that Trump administration deregulation for AI data centers increases health risks.
Residents of Ypsilanti Township clashed with University of Michigan officials over a proposed $1.2 billion supercomputing facility.
A major New York artificial intelligence data center project reveals complex corporate structures and unresolved local safety and grid accountability concerns.
On Monday, SpaceX amended its initial public offering to state that water conditions—including water scarcity, regulations around water, and drought—could constrain data center development.