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Market news: Anthropic is in talks for a $3.4 billion gas-fired power generation project, the electricity of which will be used for data centers.
2026-11-08
Market news: Anthropic is in talks for a $3.4 billion gas-fired power generation project, the electricity of which will be used for data centers.
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CoreWeave has written to incoming Texas governor Gina Hinojosa seeking cooperation to advance the state’s existing and future data center projects. CEO Michael Intrator said the company supports Hinojosa’s stated principle that data center developmen
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Australia has scaled back a planned disposal of vacant defense land after public criticism, excluding several heritage military sites including Sydney's Victoria Barracks. The government had proposed selling more than 60 military sites to raise about
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