An energy crunch is forcing continued coal burning in a low-income area in North Omaha, Nebraska, as Meta and Google data centers strain regional power supply
An energy crunch forces continued coal burning in a low-income area as data centers strain the regional power supply — https://archive.ph/... https://www.washingtonpost.com/ ... … Bluesky: Shannon ...
As power needs of AI push emissions up, tech companies explore experimental clean energy projects such as atomic fusion and futuristic geothermal power plants
“In Omaha, where Google and Meta recently set up sprawling data center operations, a coal plant that was supposed to go offline in 2022 will now be operational through at least 2026. The local utilit...
An in-depth look at ES&S, which controls around 50% of the US voting machine market and retained its position over the years despite several mishaps
based in Nebraska & employing roughly 500 people — controls around 50% of the country's election system market... meaning that some 70 million Americans vote using the company's equipment:” cc: @Avery...