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Downtown Burbank is preparing for one of its busiest days of the year as the Winter Wine Walk and Street Fair returns on Nov. 22, transforming San Fernando Boulevard into a hub of vendors, music and holiday-themed celebrations, according to the event organizers. The daylong event begins with a free street fair from noon to […]
Pro Bowl center Cam Jurgens will be snapping the football to Jalen Hurts on Sunday against the Detroit Lions, making his return to the Eagles’ lineup for the first time since suffering a knee injury during Philadelphia’s 28-22 victory at the Minnesota Vikings. In Jurgens’ absence, Brett Toth started against the Giants and Packers, with [.] The post Cam Jurgens Returns To Eagles Lineup Ahead Of Pivotal Lions Showdown appeared first on Heavy Sports.
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GILMER Gilmer police arrested a man Friday who said he wanted to shoot the tires of cars that skip the student pickup line at Gilmer Intermediate School. Police obtained an expedited warrant and arrested Adolfo Lopez after he “posted a threat” on social media, police said. Lopez was taken into custody without incident, police [.].
The post Google bets big on Texas with $40B data center plan appeared com. Alphabet Inc.’s Google is set to invest $40 billion in three new data centers in Texas, expanding its presence as competitors like OpenAI and Anthropic PBC also make significant investments in the state. According to a statement from Google on Friday, November 14, this investment is expected to continue through 2027. One of the data centers will be located in Armstrong County, which is in the Texas Panhandle, while two others will be situated in Haskell County, near Abilene. “This investment will create thousands of jobs, offer skills training for college students and electrical apprentices, and speed up energy affordability projects across Texas,” said Sundar Pichai, CEO of Alphabet, during an event near Dallas where Google already operates two other data centers. Google eyes Texas for expansion with substantial investments in the state Texas has become a prime location for data centers because companies are drawn to its lower energy costs, extensive available land areas, and a state government that supports infrastructure for the growing artificial intelligence sector. In sharing its plans, Google highlighted its dedication to adding new energy resources to the grid, covering operational costs, and backing community energy efficiency programs. Additionally, the company announced that an electrical training program would increase the number of apprentices in Texas with support from Google. org’s AI Opportunity Fund. During an event with Pichai, Texas Governor Greg Abbott commented on the topic of discussion. Abbott predicted that Texas would become the main hub for Google’s AI data centers. He argued that companies can come to Texas and carry out their operations knowing that the state acts quickly in business. Meanwhile, after-hours trading, Alphabet’s stock.
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