By Steven Lee Myers and Dustin Vols | New York Times A state-owned newspaper in China recently published a satellite image of a data center
By Andy Masley AI data centers use water. Like any other industry that uses water, they require careful planning. If an electric car factory opens
By Reagan Priest | Arizona Capitol Times Key Points: From photos of a candidate meeting with nonexistent constituents to a video of a state senator
(Photo by Samuel Nute / Cronkite News) By Arizona Capitol Times Key Points: The Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System will start using an artificial
By BISNOW Only a few years ago, data centers were viewed as a small, niche part of commercial real estate. Now they are one of
By SimplifyIT A-Z Artificial intelligence is no longer a “someday” technology; it’s already sitting on your employees’ desktops, phones, and browsers. But as adoption accelerates,
Photo via Arizona Corporation Commission By Reagan Priest | State Affairs The Arizona Corporation Commission wants to explore how the state’s utility companies can use
By Chamber Business News In 2019, The Nature Conservancy published a study concluding that global nuclear generation would likely need to triple by 2050 to
By Hank Stephenson, Adi Jagannathan | Arizona Agenda When the House’s newly created Artificial Intelligence and Innovation Committee held its first meeting last week, instead
By Michael Gerrity | World Property Journal The global data center industry is entering an era of expansion unlike anything it has seen before, driven
Photo via White House Press Announcement By Jacob Fischler | AZ Mirror President Donald Trump signed an executive order Thursday night that aims to preempt
By Stephen Lemons | Phoenix New Times It felt like a visit from your friendly neighborhood cartel kingpin. Or in this case, an ex-senator. It
By Alexandra Sternlicht | Yahoo Finance Happy Monday. It’s Alexandra Sternlicht subbing for Allie. Today, we’re sharing news that legal LLM Harvey raised a $300
By Julie Bort | Tech Crunch The tech industry talks a lot about how AI is going to transform work. Legal startup Crosby, which just came
By Andrew Jones | Space News HELSINKI — China launched 12 satellites early Wednesday for an on-orbit computing project led by startup ADA Space and
What is DeepSeek? The Chinese-based AI app was trained for only $60 million-dollars in 2 months, compared to a fraction of the cost for creating
By Paige Gross | AZ Mirror Days after President Joe Biden announced he would not be seeking re-election, and endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris, polling
Generative AI is bringing a new type of fraud to the masses: content fraud. Paul Coble, Rose Law Group’s Chair of Intellectual Property and Artificial
Overjet v. VideaHealth. Brought in the District of Massachusetts Federal Court, the case involves dental X-ray images and whether the types of features in AI
AI’s growing impact: Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly changing the way business is done. But with the great opportunities of AI comes new risks and strategic
Photo courtesy Town of Gilbert By Tom Blodgett | YourValley If you have played a sport at one of Gilbert’s parks, you might thank Bert and
By InBusiness Phoenix Rose Law Group, a full-service law firm and Arizona’s largest woman-founded law firm announced the expansion of its practice with the addition of the new Intellectual Property Department and its chair, Paul Coble, an accomplished technology
By Mignon A. Gould | Phoenix Business Journal “AI really enables those who want to appropriate others’ work for their own benefit, to be even
By Alejandro De La Garza | TIME With glass interior walls, exposed plumbing and a staff of young researchers dressed like Urban Outfitters models, New
At least not for decades to come. Sorry, Mark Zuckerberg. By Gary Marcus and Ernest Davis | Axios (Editor’s note: Opinion pieces are published
By Brett Molina | USA TODAY A race toward “superiority” between countries over artificial intelligence will be the most likely cause of World War III,
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By Aparna Sekhar | Gilbert Sun News Developers hoping to build data centers in Gilbert may soon need to navigate tighter restrictions. Planner Sal Disanto
By Will Parker | Wall Street Journal Americans are up in arms over data centers. They worry about how much water these buildings use and
By Pollack The Fed is of two minds, and we finally got to see just how divided it is. The minutes of the June meeting show a Federal Open Market Committee that cannot agree on where interest