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President Donald Trump wants data center companies to make an offer residents may find harder to refuse: a financial benefit from hosting the infrastructure powering the AI boom. In an Oct. 21 Truth Social post, Trump urged data center operators to pay dividends to the communities hosting their facilities, arguing
Google wants developers to build AI-powered applications on its new laptops, and it’s giving them something more useful than another chatbot: a Linux environment where AI agents can write code, install software, and execute commands. On Oct. 12, Google detailed its Linux Terminal Preview for Googlebook, a Debian-based development
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Earlier this week, a New Mexico judge ordered Meta to pay a $25 billion fine for violating consumer protection laws dating back to the Cambridge Analytica scandal. $25 billion is a massive fine, the largest Meta has ever faced, but it still had us folks at WIRED wondering: Would Meta