HeyJaredTom Philp
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Philp: The billionaires backing California Forever want Newsom to help. Will he? (opens the original)
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The billionaires behind the idea to build a city roughly the size of Oakland about 40 miles southwest of Sacramento are seeking the help of Gov. Gavin Newsom to advance the Solano County project known as California Forever. The mystery inside the Capitol is what the governor will actually do. This is not an easy political choice. Far behind in his 2018 goal to build 3.5 million new housing units throughout the state, Newsom could support this project because California Forever envisions some 400
Philp: The billionaires backing California Forever want Newsom to help. Will he? (opens the original)
Read excerpt
The billionaires behind the idea to build a city roughly the size of Oakland about 40 miles southwest of Sacramento are seeking the help of Gov. Gavin Newsom to advance the Solano County project known as California Forever. The mystery inside the Capitol is what the governor will actually do. This is not an easy political choice. Far behind in his 2018 goal to build 3.5 million new housing units throughout the state, Newsom could support this project because California Forever envisions some 400
Philp: California’s data center hysteria is more hype than facts (opens the original)
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More than 100 recent protests across California and the U.S. over data centers represent the same fierce opposition that horse enthusiasts once mounted against Model T cars. Times change and so must we. The talk of a new data center brings home how artificial intelligence is wrongly changing our future. The physical embodiments of this rapid evolution are the buildings with the humming servers that are increasingly tapping precious supplies of electricity and water. We are worried about the wron
Philp: California’s data center hysteria is more hype than facts (opens the original)
Read excerpt
More than 100 recent protests across California and the U.S. over data centers represent the same fierce opposition that horse enthusiasts once mounted against Model T cars. Times change and so must we. The talk of a new data center brings home how artificial intelligence is wrongly changing our future. The physical embodiments of this rapid evolution are the buildings with the humming servers that are increasingly tapping precious supplies of electricity and water. We are worried about the wron
Philp: California’s data center hysteria is more hype than facts (opens the original)
Read excerpt
More than 100 recent protests across California and the U.S. over data centers represent the same fierce opposition that horse enthusiasts once mounted against Model T cars. Times change and so must we. The talk of a new data center brings home how artificial intelligence is wrongly changing our future. The physical embodiments of this rapid evolution are the buildings with the humming servers that are increasingly tapping precious supplies of electricity and water. We are worried about the wron
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