States are rolling out red carpets for data centers. But some lawmakers are pushing back. In Pennsylvania, lawmakers are writing legislation to fast-track permitting for data centers ...

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. In the second of this six-part series of The Economics Show, Martin Wolf, the FT’s chief economics ...

The Nintendo Switch 2 is officially available June 5. Here's how to buy yours at Walmart, Sam's Club, StockX and more. Get it before it sells out.

Data analytics platforms like SAP continue to be the foundation of enterprise operations across industries. From managing financial transactions and procurement to overseeing utility billing and ...

The Trump administration has expanded Palantir’s work with the government, spreading the company’s technology — which could easily merge data on Americans — throughout agencies.

The Supreme Court handed the Department of Government Efficiency a pair of significant wins on Friday, allowing the entity to access sensitive Social Security data for millions of Americans while ...

Amazon.com Inc.’s cloud services chief says the company is aggressively expanding server farms globally and looking to boost access to the latest artificial intelligence chips from Nvidia Corp.

The court’s order was brief and unsigned, which is typical when the justices rule on emergency applications. The Trump administration said it needed the data to root out waste and fraud and to ...

CMS will also take its Data at the Point of Care from a pilot into general availability. The program enables providers to access Medicare claims data for their patients directly within their workflow.

Speaking about the growing 'asymmetry' in global trade, Rajesh Agarwal, special secretary in Commerce ministry said the failure of World Trade Organisation (WTO) in establishing a rule-based ...

Al-Awda, the last functioning hospital in the North Gaza governorate, is out of service after the Israeli military ordered its evacuation.

Ex-Homeland Security official fights back against Trump’s ‘unprecedented’ investigation order Then-Homeland Security official Miles Taylor, center, on Capitol Hill in 2019.