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Wyoming officials trace rare bacteria back to Meta data center construction Original

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By Matthew Brown Verified
| SFGate Verified
Officials are sounding the alarm over a Meta data center under construction in Wyoming after a local public utilities agency reported that it traced a rare bacteria in its water treatment facility back to the site. The Cheyenne Board of Public Utilities discovered the contamination of Cupriavidus gilardii during a routine sampling of its reclaimed water irrigation system in February.
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Calif. tech giants descend on Idaho for 'billionaire summer camp' Original

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By Matthew Brown Verified
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A pool of America's most powerful tech, media and business moguls is descending on an Idaho mountain resort this week for what is essentially the world's most exclusive sleepaway camp. Hosted by investment bank Allen & Co., the "billionaire summer camp," as it's known, brings some of the world's most powerful and highly influential faces to Sun Valley.
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Acclaimed UC Berkeley computer science professor Jelani Nelson joins Anthropic

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By Matthew Brown Verified
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A nationally renowned UC Berkeley computer science professor who also became an ardent critic of recent California math curriculum reforms said Wednesday that he's taking leave to join Anthropic. "Excited to work with many talented, mission-driven people on the defining technology of our time," Nelson posted on X. Nelson did not respond to a request for additional comment on the specifics of his role.
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