As the City Council prepares to vote on new restrictions on data centers, the industry is questioning the energy consumption estimates the restrictions are based on.

Its three main products share data center infrastructure, advertising, operations, and more.

The city is out of space and power, and there are signs of government and industry agreement on a new location. Now, they have to convince the public.

While all options are still on the table, ideas for tougher measures have been put on the back burner.

The proposition, which expands CCPA's regulations, could affect laws elsewhere and means companies must get compliant, but not until January 2023.

Google said the agreement is the first of its kind in Europe, in which a cloud partner serves as the data host.

The revisions are meant to appease exchange operators, who have threatened to move data centers out of state.

US officials have been lobbying European lawmakers and industry leaders to use Western companies to build data centers.

Regulator says the bank “failed to effectively assess or address risks associated with decommissioning its hardware.”

The ban was supposed to hand Huawei's two big rivals leadership in the market. It's not working out that way.