A proposed data center called Project Turbo could be built on O’Kelly Road in Gainesville. The 900,000-square-foot facility is expected to generate $25 million in annual tax revenue if approved.

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Motorola is working to balance short-term “agility” with long-term brand building, as the smartphone company seeks to strengthen its place in the UK market and position itself as the “human challenger ...

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ST CHARLES, Mo. — Hundreds of St. Charles residents piled into a warehouse Thursday night, creating a "sea of red" with signs and shirts depicting a circle and slash through the words "data center." ...

Terraflow Energy, a relatively new energy storage company based in Katy, has announced an ambitious slate of investments along the Gulf Coast. The startup, which formed a year ago, is planning a new ...

In late July, the Trump administration released its long-awaited AI Action Plan, which includes steps to cut environmental requirements and streamline permitting policies to make it easier to build ...

Seray Genc, Associate in the Corporate & Commercial team at Thomson Snell & Passmore, outlines key changes under the DUAA 2025, which updates UK data laws without replacing the UK GDPR, DPA 2018 or ...

From two-factor authentication codes to conversations and photos, our phones contain a ton of sensitive data these days. We rely on PINs and biometrics for daily security, but I shudder to think what ...

Credit scores are supposed to start incorporating “buy now, pay later” loans this fall. The plans may already be hitting a speed bump. Klarna, one of the biggest providers of the popular loans, said ...