Adam Satariano

3 days ago | benton.org | Adam Satariano |Paul Mozur

Sam Altman, the chief executive of the artificial intelligence company OpenAI, recently donned a helmet, work boots and a luminescent high-visibility vest to visit the construction site of the company’s new data center project in Texas. Bigger than New York’s Central Park, the estimated $60 billion project, which has its own natural gas plant, will be one of the most powerful computing hubs ever created when completed as soon as next year.

4 days ago | news.nestia.com | Adam Satariano |Karl Russell |June Kim |Cade Metz

The Global A.I. Divide The Global A.I. Divide Where A.I. Data Centers Are Located Only 32 nations, mostly in the Northern Hemisphere, have A.I.-specialized data centers. E.U. 28China22OtherEurope8U.S.26OtherAsia25 EuropeanUnion 28OtherEurope8China22UnitedStates26OtherAsia25 EuropeanUnion 28OtherEurope8China22UnitedStates26OtherAsia25 Source: Oxford University Note: Count of data centers in China excludes facilities in Hong Kong and Taiwan.

5 days ago | nytimes.com | Adam Satariano |Paul Mozur |Karl Russell |June H. Kim

Only 32 nations, mostly in the Northern Hemisphere, have A.I.-specialized data centers. E.U. 28 Source: Oxford University Note: Count of data centers in China excludes facilities in Hong Kong and Taiwan. Last month, Sam Altman, the chief executive of the artificial intelligence company OpenAI, donned a helmet, work boots and a luminescent high-visibility vest to visit the construction site of the company’s new data center project in Texas.

1 week ago | seattletimes.com | Adam Satariano |Jeanna Smialek

LONDON — When President Donald Trump issued an executive order in February against the chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court for investigating Israel for war crimes, Microsoft was suddenly thrust into the middle of a geopolitical fight. For years, Microsoft had supplied the court — which is based in The Hague in the Netherlands and investigates and prosecutes human rights breaches, genocides and other crimes of international concern — with digital services such as email.

1 week ago | miamiherald.com | Adam Satariano |Jeanna Smialek |NYT Business

LONDON -- When President Donald Trump issued an executive order in February against the chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court for investigating Israel for war crimes, Microsoft was suddenly thrust into the middle of a geopolitical fight. For years, Microsoft had supplied the court -- which is based in The Hague in the Netherlands and investigates and prosecutes human rights breaches, genocides and other crimes of international concern -- with digital services such as email.