As planes make their final approach to Washington DC's Dulles Airport, just below lies Ashburn, a town otherwise known as Data Center Alley...

Residents in rural Pennsylvania are protesting proposed data centers. They fear the projects will harm farmland and increase utility bills....

Amazon AWS outages: A massive 15-hour Amazon Web Services outage on Monday crippled hundreds of global services, from tech giants like Appl...

Electricity bills are rising in several US states. The reason is the increasing demand from data centers powering artificial intelligence. ...

America’s largest power grid, PJM, faces a crisis as surging data center and AI demand outpaces new power plant construction. Electricity p...

Vancouver’s human waste crisis is getting so bad that businesses are hiring “poop fairies” to clean sidewalks. The city’s feces removal pro...

Historically, grid operators have planned for large power plants tripping offline. But the rapid expansion of data centers processing the v...

A photo exhibit called "Children of War," featuring images of children allegedly killed in the Russia-Ukraine war, has been displayed acros...

The study is part of a growing body of research pointing to the potential for chatbot-style artificial intelligence to fuel a reshaping of ...

Adnan Syed, 24, celebrates his team's victory at the T10 Dharavi Premier League cricket tournament, winning `1 lakh. The tournament, suppor...

In its traditions, in its religious tenets and in its laws, India has long cemented the belief that it is a child's duty to care for his ag...

Nearly every Palestinian family has suffered grievous, multiple losses. But many have been decimated, particularly in the first months of t...

Scientific understanding of the virus changes by the hour, it seems. The virus spreads only by close contact or on contaminated surfaces, a...

Infosys is organising simulator-style drills this summer as it tries to move beyond the commoditised work of building and managing corporat...

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Imagine you’re a stranger in a foreign land, and all of a sudden you spot this killer ad of a product that you instantly wish to buy.

It’ll soon be a reality when Nokia commercially launches its latest service, Nokia Point & Find, across Europe and US in Q1 2010 and in Ind...