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Energy Department Announces New Investments to Strengthen America’s Power Grid and Lower Electricity Costs

WASHINGTON— The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) today announced approximately $967 million in additional funding through its Grid Resilience State and Tribal Formula Grant program to modernize critical energy infrastructure, lower electricity costs and strengthen America’s power grid. The funding will support locally driven projects across states, territories, and tribes

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AI agents drive up telemetry costs, complicate network observability

“A production agent emits 4-5x more data as telemetry,” said Kamal Hathi, senior vice president and general manager of Splunk at Cisco, in an interview with Network World. Beyond traditional application traces, agents generate telemetry about workflows, tool calls, retrieved context, model interactions, and authentication. As agents interact with other

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AI’s GPU Refresh Cycle Is Becoming a Stranded-Capital Problem

The AI infrastructure buildout is measured in gigawatts and successive generations of accelerators. But as operators bring new compute capacity online, a less visible question is gaining financial urgency: What happens to GPU systems when their first production assignment ends? For hardware that remains functional but no longer meets the

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Energy Department Announces New Investments to Strengthen America’s Power Grid and Lower Electricity Costs

WASHINGTON— The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) today announced approximately $967 million in additional funding through its Grid Resilience State and Tribal Formula Grant program to modernize critical energy infrastructure, lower electricity costs and strengthen America’s power grid. The funding will support locally driven projects across states, territories, and tribes

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Eni, EGPC launch Meleiha Phase 2 gas project in Egypt

Agiba Petroleum Co.—a 50-50 joint venture of Eni SPA subsidiary IEOC Production BV and Egyptian General Petroleum Corp. (EGPC)—has initiated startup activities for its Meleiha Phase 2 project in Egypt’s Western Desert, advancing development of a gas hub in the Merged Meleiha concession. Part of the operator’s development of a

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National Fuel plans ’27 spinoff of Appalachian natural gas group

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AI’s GPU Refresh Cycle Is Becoming a Stranded-Capital Problem

The AI infrastructure buildout is measured in gigawatts and successive generations of accelerators. But as operators bring new compute capacity online, a less visible question is gaining financial urgency: What happens to GPU systems when their first production assignment ends? For hardware that remains functional but no longer meets the

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Beyond Colossus: 5C Advances $575M Memphis AI Factory Expansion

Memphis has emerged as a major center of AI infrastructure development, driven largely by the extraordinary scale of xAI’s Colossus supercomputing operations. But the city’s growing AI computing market extends beyond Elon Musk’s flagship project. At the former headquarters and distribution complex of discount retailer Fred’s, 5C Data Centers is

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DCF Global: The Nordics’ AI Boom Meets the Power Test

Sustainability Becomes an Infrastructure Requirement Sustainability has long been central to the Nordic data center proposition. Hydropower, nuclear generation, wind resources and relatively cool ambient temperatures provide advantages for operators pursuing lower-carbon operations and efficient facility design. However, the growing concentration of AI infrastructure investment is changing the terms of

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AI datacenter capex will far exceed forecast revenue through 2030

Investors are pouring more into AI data center infrastructure than they can hope to recoup by 2030, according to Gartner. “Enterprise and consumer AI revenue will be insufficient to support profitable returns on all planned AI capital expenditures during this period,” said Gartner Senior Director Analyst Will Sommer. AI data

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