ProLift reports that canceled energy projects threaten the AI boom, as tech firms' demand for data center power outpaces electricity supply growth.

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It’s taken more than two years, but Alberta has attracted its first big hyperscaler — U.S. giant Meta Platforms — to develop ...

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Meta is reportedly behind an Alberta AI data centre tied to Pembina’s $4.6B, 932 MW gas-fired Greenlight power project.

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A selection of comments filed with state land managers on a proposed lease of Alaska public lands for a data center project ...

The five largest technology companies on earth spent more than $400 billion on capital expenditure in 2025, most of it toward AI. Chips, data centers, servers, and software pipelines absorbed capital ...

TeraWulf signed a 20-year AI infrastructure lease with Anthropic and sold its JV stake as shares rose following the ...

As the United States races to build the infrastructure required for artificial intelligence, it faces a constraint: legitimacy at the local level. Data centers, transmission lines, and ...

Around the world, communities are increasingly concerned about the amount of electricity, water and land these facilities require.

China has officially launched its first large-scale computing-electricity synergy project with direct green power supply, marking a milestone in the nation's massive commitment to building a unified, ...