These Are The States Where Tuesday's Midterms Can Pull The Plug On Data Centers
Pause proposals now show up in 20 of 36 governor races, both Ohio candidates want a moratorium, and Texas is sitting on a queue 5x its all-time peak: 474 GW.
Pause proposals now show up in 20 of 36 governor races, both Ohio candidates want a moratorium, and Texas is sitting on a queue 5x its all-time peak: 474 GW.
"You know who else assimilated very well?"
Ardoino announced "the independence stack", likening Tether to Asimov's foundation story, a company "focused on stability" that builds stability in society "through financial inclusion"...
"This wouldn't be the first time..."
A damaging incident wouldn't even need to involve Anthropic's own models...
Three different political outcomes, three very different market reactions, and one election that could determine whether Wall Street’s two-year free-for-all continues.
Very suspicious.
...and the so-called 'operating profit' only lasted one quarter.
"Feels almost impossible to navigate. Pretty much every client I speak to is struggling.
Just when you thought Democrats couldn't get more insane...
State media: granted the government some authority on dialogue...
Both loan packages could be used to finance uprates at existing generation facilities, which Energy Secretary Chris Wright called “commonsense” energy policy
"I will not bury my head in the sand and pretend that I cannot read a calendar."
70% of stocks are up since earnings season began. It's just that nobody owns them...
"Although Mideast output continues to recover as we had expected, we are raising our crude oil price forecasts for two related reasons: substantial downside ..."
In theory, if 1,000 people did this, they could drain their €16 million budget in 5 months
The market is not exhibiting strength, and the risk is to further downside.
The week ahead is a big one in the US and with it for global markets, with tomorrow’s midterm elections and Friday’s October jobs report the obvious highlights, alongside the ISM surveys and Wednesday’s Treasury quarterly refunding announcement
Last Wednesday Goldman's trading desk said Oracle had "de-risked the AI infrastructure build." This morning Oracle used up its four-year funding cap before the opening bell: $20 billion.
