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Data centers across New York State can now snag grants of up to $2 million to transform their waste heat into valuable energy, thanks to NYSERDA’s latest initiative. By recycling excess heat to power nearby buildings, data centers not only slash utility costs but also drive decarbonization efforts. This is a prime opportunity to forge community partnerships and turn otherwise wasted heat into a win-win resource.

AT&T has filed a lawsuit against Broadcom, accusing the tech giant of refusing to honor a VMware support deal unless AT&T buys costly subscriptions. The telecom warns that failing to secure support for its 75,000 VMs, which serve critical national security functions, could lead to major outages, including risks to the Office of the President and emergency services. Broadcom denies the claims.

Duos Technology has launched its first Edge data center in Amarillo, Texas, aimed at bridging the digital divide in rural areas. Partnering with Region 16 Education Service Center, the initiative will enhance educational resources and drive economic growth for 60 school districts. This move strengthens Duos’ mission to deliver cutting-edge technology and digital equity to underserved regions.

Amazon Web Services (AWS) has introduced its new Parallel Computing Service, enabling researchers and engineers to effortlessly manage high-performance computing clusters at scale. This breakthrough service accelerates R&D in fields like drug discovery, renewable energy, and geospatial intelligence by simplifying complex HPC tasks. Early adopters like Marvel Fusion and Maxar Intelligence are already leveraging it to drive innovation and solve critical challenges.

US Signal has acquired OneNeck IT Solutions and its data centers from Telephone and Data Systems, significantly boosting its presence across the U.S. This strategic move quadruples US Signal’s data center footprint and enhances its capabilities in secured hybrid IT and multi-cloud solutions. The expansion strengthens its market reach, especially on the West Coast, solidifying its role as a leading digital infrastructure provider.

Intel is exploring significant changes, including splitting its design and manufacturing units and possibly scrapping factory projects, as it faces its toughest period in over half a century. With advice from Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs, Intel’s plans come after a steep stock decline and grim earnings report. CEO Pat Gelsinger’s ambitious turnaround efforts have yet to yield results, prompting discussions of possible capex cuts and strategic shifts.

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