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Csquare, a Coppell-based provider of data center services, made its stock market debut Thursday, pricing its initial public offering below the target range it had filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. It offered 50 million shares of common stock at $21, bringing its total market capitalization to $3.2 billion. Shares of Csquare were…

As the race to expand artificial intelligence infrastructure accelerates across the country, a growing number of states and local communities are raising concerns about the impact of massive data centers on energy, water supplies, and nearby neighborhoods

Artificial intelligence is fueling demand for data centers across the country, but in Lowell, one facility has become the center of a yearslong battle

New York has become the first state to impose a moratorium on new hyperscale artificial intelligence data center projects, a move supporters say is necessary to protect the electric grid and consumers, but critics argue could send billions of dollars in investment elsewhere

President Donald Trump slammed New York Gov. Kathy Hochul’s new data center moratorium on Wednesday, saying in a Truth Social post that the state should change its policy “IMMEDIATELY” after it became the first in the U.S. to impose a ban of its kind

If there’s one word that sums up the streaming habits of Americans in the first six months of 2026, it’s “variety.” We’re bouncing wildly between the heavy drama of HBO’s The Pitt and the junk food TV perfection of Love Island USA, and hitting all kinds of stops along the way. They always said the…

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul’s year-long ban on large data centers statewide is receiving mixed reactions from advocacy groups and state lawmakers

Meta’s massive Hyperion data center project in rural Louisiana is getting much bigger and costlier, with a big assist from the state’s government

A: Ever cleared your browser history, searched for a product in a private window, and still seen ads for it minutes later? That’s often digital fingerprinting at work. It’s a way for websites to recognize you without relying on traditional tracking cookies

Sometime in the last decade, small businesses and nonprofits across the United States became some of Big Tech’s most reliable advocates – without most of them ever knowing it. This is playing out across the country as states, one by one, adopt their own data privacy legislation in the absence of a federal law. It’s…