Data centers have become a cornerstone of Virginia's economy, playing a crucial role in powering various sectors and supporting statewide economic growth. These facilities are integral to the state's innovation economy, keeping residents connected and facilitating efficient daily
AT&T has announced an ambitious plan to retire its traditional copper wire-based landline phone service in the U.S. within the next five years, targeting a complete shutdown of the old infrastructure by 2029. This significant shift is rooted in the company's mission to vastly expand its
In recent years, tech giants known as hyperscalers, which include Amazon, Google, and Microsoft, have been increasingly investing in nuclear power to meet their skyrocketing energy demands. This trend is driven by a combination of the rapidly rising need for computational power and the urgency to
The recent purchase of the Elmira Home Hardware site has set the stage for a transformative mixed-use development project aimed at enhancing the community. This innovative endeavor aims to convert the existing hardware store location into a thriving space accommodating both residential and
The rapid rise of data centers in Virginia has prompted an urgent need for state lawmakers to address the significant energy demands involved. With projections indicating that data centers will require electricity equivalent to the power needed to supply 12 million homes within the next four years,
Schneider Electric, a global leader in energy management and automation, has recently announced groundbreaking solutions to address the escalating energy and sustainability challenges driven by the high demand for artificial intelligence (AI) systems. This move underscores their commitment to
