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See where 24 data centers operate in Central Ohio
Central Ohio is home to 24 data centers operated by various prominent companies, despite increasing pushback against their presence. The article provides insights into the neighborhoods where these data centers are located and their respective sizes.
What an AI slowdown could mean for the nation's $1 trillion data center buildout
The recent slowdown in AI development may have significant implications for the ongoing $1 trillion data center buildout across the nation. In May, private investment in data centers reached $59 billion, highlighting the sector's rapid growth. Stakeholders are now assessing how changes in AI momentum could affect future investments and infrastructure plans.
The National Beat: More lawyers are using AI. Here's what they're doing with it.
The latest National Beat newsletter explores the increasing use of AI tools by lawyers in their daily practices. Additionally, it highlights a robotics company developing interactive robotic characters, which has secured contracts with a major theme park and retailer.
Black Tech Week relocating to Columbus after five years in Cincinnati
Black Tech Week will relocate to Columbus after five years in Cincinnati. Organizers believe the move will enable the conference to accommodate more attendees and offer new experiences. The event is scheduled for July 2027.
AI data center support has collapsed. Here's what happens next.
Public opposition to AI data centers has reached 75% among Americans, prompting developers to reconsider their strategies. As bans on such facilities proliferate across various states, the future of AI data center support remains uncertain.
OSU president wants Columbus to be the ‘startup capital of the Midwest’
The president of Ohio State University aims to position Columbus as the 'startup capital of the Midwest.' He emphasizes the importance of attracting national investors to the region to capitalize on emerging opportunities at the university. This initiative is part of a broader effort to enhance the local startup ecosystem.