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AWS is building a massive 36-building, 1,100-acre data center campus in Pennsylvania — Homer City Energy Campus will create around 1,500-2,000 jobs and be powered by natural gas
AWS plans 36 data centers across 1,100 acres in Pennsylvania Homer City is replacing a 2GW coal station with gas-powered computing infrastructure The AWS campus will stretch across six sites in Indiana County Amazon Web Services (AWS) has filed plans for a 36-building data center development spanning 1,100 acres in…
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The clever software I use to control two PCs with one keyboard and mouse — no hardware KVM required
Devices now known as KVM (keyboard-video-mouse) switches, which allow multiple computers to use a single set of input devices and monitor, predate USB and even the mouse (That’s why the “M” is tacked on at the end). PCs have also been able to support multiple monitors since the ‘80s, with…
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One dev is recreating 7 Adobe apps in Rust for free — so I tested it out
An AI developer has taken on Adobe, the undisputed 800-lbs gorilla of the creative software space. Announcing the ‘launch’ over on Reddit, the “a 15-year industry veteran” explained that he used Opus 5.5 to help “recreate 7 of the top Adobe apps in 100% pure native Rust”. Adobe’s all-consuming subscriptions…
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‘It’s out of our hands anyway’: Atlassian CEO Mike Cannon-Brookes says there probably isn’t a need to pause AI development despite widespread warnings
Atlassian CEO Mike Cannon-Brookes has said he believes there is no immediate need to slow down development of AI, despite several recent high-profile incidents leading to growing calls for such action. Speaking to media at the recent Atlassian Team Europe 2026 event, Cannon-Brookes indicated that the company isn’t planning any…
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AI price gouging might have indirectly hit HP’s notebook output as supplier reportedly halted shipment
Quanta reportedly halted HP notebook production for about a week after price talks stalled The dispute centered around ODM-bought parts like PCBs, batteries and power chips, while HP already assumes most memory CPU and GPU costs directly Shipments were resumed once HP executives renegotiated a hike Quanta Computer, the Taiwanese…
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Google shows off a whole new type of keyboard — and it says having keys rolling on a conveyor belt will make typing easier for all
Google Japan’s Gboard team unveiled a DIY conveyor-belt keyboard featuring 116 keys on four looping belts that move towards your hand Google pitches it at one-handed and one-finger typing, not “for all,” and it is the 15th entry in a deliberately absurd series that began as April Fools’ gags in…
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