The ‘Magnificent Seven’ have become the “Lag-nificent Seven” one analyst joked, and that spells opportunity.

The first Big Tech earnings of the new year kick off this week, with Intel set to report its results after the bell on Thursday. AI will undoubtedly lead the conversation. As in p

The World Economic Forum is now dominated by global technology companies whose interests shunt aside most others.

The Trump administration is urging PJM Interconnection to require tech companies to fund new electricity generation. The data centers that power the AI boom also need power themselves—and a lot of it.

As tech companies spend billions on artificial intelligence data centers and computer chips, fears of an AI bubble held privately by Wall Street traders and some Big Tech titans are beginning to pop into public view.

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Silicon Valley has a new mantra, and it's all about employees proving their worth.

Trump administration urges emergency power auction to make tech giants pay for soaring data center electricity costs affecting millions of customers.

Communities across the U.S. are reading about — and learning from — each other's battles against data center proposals that are fast multiplying in number and size to meet steep demand as developers branch out in search of faster connections to power sources.

In Silicon Valley's new productivity regime, it is no longer enough to hit your goals. You now have to document, quantify, and defend every step that got you there. Across the largest platforms, performance systems are being rebuilt so that employees live in a permanent state of audit,