Can a large data center be built away from water resources and be independently powered?

From scale-neutral to scale-specific: rethinking agrivoltaics through small farmers' rationalities

High-speed internet is coming to Graham County with new broadband infrastructure.

Arizona Governor's Office of Resiliency & Institute for Rural Collaboration Release Report to Help Local Communities Advance Energy Future

Nearly 40% of Americans now live within 5 miles of a data center.

Can the energy infrastructure serving the U.S. defense industrial base sustain production under mobilization?

Agrivoltaics: How combining solar panels and farming delivers big benefits.

[C]ontext on Arizona’s evolving economy, clarifies misconceptions about high‑tech water demand.

The concentration of more than 143 data centers in Virginia's Loudoun County is creating unprecedented demands on the nation's power grid and raising questions about infrastructure resilience.

[R]ural, low-income, and other vulnerable communities struggle to get access to [government] funding.

Data center development has run amok. The area in Northern Virginia known as "Data Center Alley," for example, is the largest cluster of data centers in the world. That's a problem.

Open and watch the 30-second RNDI video.

A set of recommendations for the safe and secure development and deployment of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in critical infrastructure from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).

Read how the U.S. Department of Transportation implemented billions of dollars in 2004 to build rural infrastructure.

‘Planting’ solar panels on agricultural lands may prevent crop loss and generate clean energy.

More than $100 million allotted for the Hopi, the Navajo, the Pascua Yaqui Tribe, the San Carlos Apache Tribe, and the White Mountain Apache Tribe.

Farming for solar power can be an additional money-maker.