Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon signed an executive order to guide the development of AI data centers in the state, aiming to attract investment while protecting water, power, and local communities. The order responds to the $650 billion AI infrastructure spending planned by major tech firms, emphasizing sustainable resource use and workforce planning. Wyoming's move also ties into its existing Bitcoin mining industry, which could benefit as firms diversify into AI and high-performance computing hosting. The order applies to state agencies involved in permitting and regulating large data center projects, ensuring balanced growth amid rising power demands from AI expansion.
HIVE Digital Technologies, through its subsidiary BUZZ HPC, is converting Bitcoin mining infrastructure into AI cloud services using NVIDIA GPUs to support Canadian researchers, hospitals, and startups. The company secured two major contracts worth a...
HIVE Digital is transforming its Bitcoin mining facilities into AI infrastructure hubs in Canada. This shift aims to strengthen the country's tech ecosystem by supporting data sovereignty and encouraging local innovation. The move could position Cana...
