President Donald Trump invited technology companies to the White House on Wednesday to commit to developing their own power ...

Major technology companies are expected to join President Trump at the White House Wednesday to vow that their data centers won’t increase electricity prices for Americans, according to a White House ...

President Donald Trump will meet with executives from Amazon, Google, Meta, Microsoft, xAI, Oracle and OpenAI at the White House next week. They will sign a pledge to supply their own power for their ...

If you live near an AI data center, you may already be seeing higher electricity bills. But if that data center is for Anthropic, the AI company now says it will cover the price hikes consumers face.

The president said he had negotiated a deal with tech giants to cover the energy costs of data centers, but offered few details. Experts said such pledges could prove difficult in practice. By Brad ...

A draft pact, obtained by POLITICO, seeks to help ensure data centers do not raise household electricity prices, strain water resources or undermine grid reliability. The Trump administration wants ...

Artificial intelligence company Anthropic announced Wednesday that it will ensure consumer electricity costs remain steady as it expands its data center footprint. Anthropic said it would work with ...

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore is seeking to streamline regulatory hurdles to encourage local data center development, fuel economic growth, and improve the state's technology infrastructure. However, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. An Amazon Web Services data center is shown situated near single-family homes in Stone Ridge, Va., in 2024. As Americans grow ...

We're currently living in the age of AI, with the world's biggest nations pouring billions of dollars into the industry, all to come out on top with the most powerful artificial intelligence in this ...

Jim Cramer has a simple take on Power Solutions International (NASDAQ:PSIX): the stock has been “nearly cut in half in less ...