Sean Farney’s day job is Vice President of Data Center Strategy for the Americas, overseeing more than 900 facilities. Off the clock, he lives a hyper-local lifestyle, hunting and growing most of his food.
Microsoft AI has released its first-ever Copilot Usage Report, based on over 37.5 million chats. The data reveals that health is the most discussed topic, beating out tech, money, and entertainment. People are increasingly turning to the chatbot for personal advice and life guidance.
Couchbase has launched its AI Services platform, now generally available. It integrates data processing, vector search, and AI model hosting to reduce complexity in building production AI agents.
The Stryker armored vehicle is a workhorse for the Army, with over 3,000 in service. The Dragoon variant packs a 30mm autocannon and costs a cool $10 million fully loaded.
A 150MW data center campus has been proposed for a 42-acre site in Baltimore County’s Woodlawn area. Construction is slated to begin in mid-2026, but details are sparse and local officials are demanding transparency.
IBM is making a massive $11 billion play for the future of enterprise AI infrastructure by acquiring Confluent, the commercial platform for Apache Kafka. This move fills a critical gap in IBM’s stack, aiming to make real-time data flow as fundamental as databases once were. It’s a direct challenge t
A new study used a custom tool to rerank Twitter/X feeds in real time, lowering the visibility of polarizing posts. The result? People’s emotions and views of political opponents softened, all without removing a single post.
Saudi Arabia’s Humain is making a major move into the US AI infrastructure race. The state-backed venture is partnering with Global AI to deploy in a 32MW, liquid-cooled facility in Endicott, New York, with plans to eventually scale to 100MW. This is the first step in Humain’s decade-long goal to de
ReSoil, a French AgriTech startup, has raised €4 million to expand its digital carbon-management platform. The company finances farmers’ transition to regenerative practices, already monitoring over 100,000 hectares.
We’re all worried about AI’s massive electricity appetite, but it turns out everyday digital activities are bigger energy hogs. The solution isn’t using tech less, but powering it with renewables.
