Tag: down
What Happens When The AI Power Industry Collapses?
I just wrote two articles on AI, and as YouTube has determined this is now what I’m interested in, I keep getting fed interesting videos on the topics I included in my two op-eds, so I keep watching/listening to more on this. Thinking about the topic more, though, and thinking … [continued]
The post What Happens When The AI Power Industry Collapses? appeared first on CleanTechnica.
The Big Problem For AI Companies — They Don’t Have A Monopoly
I ended my last article with these lines: “Listen to cousin Ed and the gang talk about this for a few minutes in the video below. I’m going to move on to writing the second part of this two-part series, primarily because I think it’s a really big second point … [continued]
The post The Big Problem For AI Companies — They Don’t Have A Monopoly appeared first on CleanTechnica.
Michigan Supreme Court vacates key Line 5 permit, it goes back to MPSC
The Michigan Public Service Commission now must redo its analysis, adding time to a review process that has already dragged on for eight years.
What the Electrification Action Plan Means for Transport
T&E’s in-depth review of the EU Commission’s Electrification Action Plan Electrification is the clearest way to cut energy demand, increase Europe’s competitiveness and lower energy prices. The European Commission’ electrification plan puts direct electrification of transport and other sectors front and centre. Increasing EV sales — cars, vans, buses and … [continued]
The post What the Electrification Action Plan Means for Transport appeared first on CleanTechnica.
Rivian Posts Positive News, Stock Price Drops
Rivian’s second quarter financials and shareholder call this week came with some good news. Naturally, that means the stock price is down. (Sorry, Rivian stock holders.) I’ll come back to that at the end. Followup interviews have also brought positive news. First, let’s just do a quick bullet list of … [continued]
The post Rivian Posts Positive News, Stock Price Drops appeared first on CleanTechnica.