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2 days ago | facilitiesdive.com | Ramona Dzinkowski

As American companies look to meet data center demands driven by the increased use of artificial intelligence, Alberta, Canada, has something that might help: gas, water and cold weather. “We have a lot of power generating capabilities,” Akolisa Ufodike, a professor at York University’s Center for Administrative Studies and Alberta's former Deputy Minister of Trade, said in an interview.

2 days ago | facilitiesdive.com | Ramona Dzinkowski

As American companies look to meet data center demands driven by the increased use of artificial intelligence, Alberta, Canada, has something that might help: gas, water and cold weather. “We have a lot of power generating capabilities,” Alberta Deputy Minister of Culture and Immigration Akolisa Ufodike said in an interview.

3 days ago | facilitiesdive.com | Joe Burns

This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. MassBio, a consortium of biopharmaceutical research and development companies, has signed a multi-year contract extension with benchmarking and energy services company Veolia, expanding the partnership to provide life science facilities with waste management services to members along with digital energy efficiency management, according to an April 16 release.

6 days ago | facilitiesdive.com | Joe Burns

This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Johnson Controls’ OpenBlue smart building suite and FM:Systems’ solutions can reduce energy costs and heating and cooling service costs, in addition to providing real estate savings and rental premiums, according to an analysis conducted by Forrester.

1 week ago | facilitiesdive.com | Joe Burns

Last October, JLL launched Falcon, a platform that combines the company’s proprietary data with generative AI models to deliver what it said was revenue-generating, cost-savings insights to its team members and clients. “With JLL Falcon, our clients can focus on the benefits AI brings to their business, while we handle the complexities of building and deploying AI,” Yao Morin, the company’s chief technology officer, said at the time.