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When regulators denied Oracle's pipeline permits, the tech giant canceled its massive natural gas power plant and chose cleaner fuel cell technology instead. The switch will cut Project Jupiter's annual emissions by 30 percent.
A massive data center in New Mexico will run entirely on hydrogen fuel cells instead of traditional power, slashing water use while creating thousands of jobs. Oracle is also investing hundreds of millions into local schools, infrastructure, and water systems across Doña Ana County.
A mom's phone fell onto the field at Oracle Park during her son's first game. When the grounds crew returned it, they'd left her a sweet surprise.
Oracle is partnering with Malaysia's government to train 300,000 people in artificial intelligence and cloud computing at no cost by 2029. The massive program aims to transform Malaysia into Southeast Asia's AI leader while boosting career opportunities across the nation.
San Francisco just gave baseball legend Willie Mays a permanent home in the city he helped define. A stretch of Interstate 80 near Oracle Park now bears the Hall of Famer's name.
Two brothers became the only siblings to record their first MLB hits for the Giants at Oracle Park, celebrating with family both times. Daniel Susac went 3-for-3 in his debut Thursday, surpassing brother Andrew's 2014 milestone.
Amazon, Google, Meta, Microsoft, OpenAI, Oracle, and xAI have committed to paying for new power generation and grid infrastructure needed for their data centers. The move aims to protect consumers from electricity price hikes as AI expansion drives unprecedented energy demand.
Malaysia is giving 300,000 students and professionals free access to AI and cloud computing training through 2029, preparing them for tomorrow's jobs. The partnership aims to make Malaysia a regional AI leader by 2030.
Doctors could soon work with artificial intelligence that says "I'm not sure" instead of giving overconfident wrong answers. MIT researchers built a framework for humble AI that asks for help when diagnoses get murky.
WNBA superstar Caitlin Clark is expected to play Thursday night against the Golden State Valkyries, bouncing back from the back issue that sidelined her last week. The Indiana Fever guard already proved she's ready by dropping 22 points in last Friday's win.
Seven major tech companies just promised to cover the costs of new power plants and electrical infrastructure needed for their expanding data centers. The voluntary agreement aims to shield everyday Americans from rising electricity bills as tech facilities grow.
Major League Baseball just took a giant leap toward fairer games with robot umpires making their official debut on opening day. The new technology uses 12 high-speed cameras to verify strike calls in real time, giving players the power to challenge questionable decisions.
Jazz Chisholm Jr. brought his love of anime to baseball's biggest stage, sporting custom "One Piece" cleats and glove during the Yankees' Opening Day victory. The second baseman backed up his bold style with the season's first stolen base and a confident prediction for a 50-50 season.
A tech worker turned his frustration with social media censorship into UpScrolled, a platform promising chronological feeds and no data selling. Working completely alone, he attracted 5 million users in under a year.
A new social media app called UpScrolled crashed its own servers from overwhelming demand as users flock to an alternative that promises fair algorithms and no censorship. The platform jumped to No. 9 on Apple's App Store, ranking above TikTok for the first time.
California's job market is bouncing back with nearly 29,000 new jobs added in March, dropping unemployment to its lowest rate in almost a year. Healthcare and education are leading the charge, showing the Golden State's economy remains resilient despite tech sector headlines.
A German economist created a mathematical model as a joke about his profession, then watched in disbelief as it correctly predicted the World Cup winner three times in a row. Now his formula is back with another bold prediction for 2026.
The iconic Cal Neva Resort, where Frank Sinatra, Marilyn Monroe, and JFK once stayed, is getting a $298 million makeover after sitting empty since 2013. The Lake Tahoe Proper Resort and Casino will preserve Hollywood's golden era glamour while bringing new life to the historic property.
Scott Pesch is recreating his 1994 cross-country baseball stadium bike ride, this time with his son Ethan, visiting all 30 MLB parks to raise $1 million for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. The 9,600-mile journey starts March 26 in Seattle and ends September 26 in Miami.
A decade after the Cavaliers ended Cleveland's 52-year championship drought, the greatest comeback in NBA Finals history continues to fuel hope across Northeast Ohio. One million fans celebrated a victory that proved no deficit is too big to overcome.
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