Data centers — both the big server farms that house “The Cloud” and the small systems storing company data — use over two percent of the nation’s power. According to a recent report on 2013, that’s enough electricity to run all of New York City’s households twice over.
A team of researchers from Villanova University is working to chip away at that figure, by capturing the heat that servers spit out and turning it into electricity.
Read how on NewsWorksResidents protested for months, but councilmembers said state law effectively forced their hand.
It’s a big move for the Delaware fintech, one that reflects a broader push to integrate lending and insurance tools in one platform.
Hustle Fund and Lytical Ventures have started vetting early-stage founders to find promising city startups for the $52M+ available.
The group’s regulatory recommendations are due in seven months, but only about half of its members have been appointed ahead of the next General Assembly session.
Instinct is building what it calls the “nerve center” for large animal hospitals, informed by a founder with emergency vet experience.
The study will analyze the environmental and economic effects of the large tech facilities across the state.
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