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Longtime freelance writer and editor specializing in business, technology and education. Principal, college essay advising and editing firm, Exceptional Essays.

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Communications of the ACM

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The issue of building datacenters has garnered a lot of attention lately, with good reason. With dynamics including skyrocketing demand for AI compute, land for construction at a premium, and proposed sites bumping up against the NIMBY (Not In My Back Yard) effect, it seems logical to look to the skies and put datacenters in space, right? Companies including Starlink, Amazon, Blue Origin, and SpaceX think so.
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Jeff Bezos Says Custom Chips Could Become Amazon’s Next Major Business Original

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Amazon is betting its custom chips can become its next major business. Image: Brett Jordan/Unsplash Jeff Bezos says Amazon’s Trainium, Graviton, and other custom chips could become a major business as AWS expands its AI infrastructure. Amazon built AWS into the backbone of its business. Jeff Bezos believes custom computer chips could become its next major pillar.
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New York Imposes One-Year Moratorium on New Hyperscale Data Centers

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New York has imposed a one-year moratorium on new hyperscale data centers while reviewing their environmental and energy impacts. Image: Flickr/Governor Kathy Hochul Photostream New York paused new hyperscale data center permits for up to one year while it studies grid, water, ratepayer, and community impacts. New York has become the first US state to impose a one-year moratorium on new hyperscale data center development by temporarily pausing environmental permits for the largest projects.
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