It won’t be long before the proven benefits of data science are part of the narrative uniting all utilities in their quest to becoming more environmentally responsible and reliable. Utilities are buying, implementing, and using data-science solutions in ...

An anticipated data-center boom is driving utility plans for massive natural gas investments in southeastern Wisconsin, raising objections from customer and climate advocates. Critics say they’ve seen big development plans fail to pan out before, and ...

A build-out of new data centers — the often-gargantuan warehouses of power-gobbling microchips that power cloud computing, artificial intelligence and social media — is capturing the attention of utilities and states, which, anticipating potential ...

Nearly every utility in the world has embarked on their own journey of digital transformation, using data to help make processes faster and more efficient. Traditionally, utility data has been collected in silos to support individual functions, and ...

For years, energy and utility enterprises have seen the writing on the wall, anticipating the need for major business transformations. The growing outcry for global carbon neutrality, the convergence of information and operational technologies, and ...

Following two years of explosive growth and momentum, the Series A funds will be used to fight climate change by boosting utility data access to generate energy savings at scale UtilityAPI is the software industry leader in providing secure, standardized ...

UtiliView utility mapping app from Subsite allows users of its UtiliGuard 2 RTK locator to send utility data directly to their Esri map without needing to download data transfer or convert files. Esri requires an annual subscription. Using the UtiliGuard 2 ...

CyrusOne’s Jim Roche details how AI-driven workloads, high-density racks, and liquid cooling are transforming the data center–utility relationship. Only a decade ago, few in the power sector could have predicted that the digital economy’s engine ...

Microsoft is racing to contain a growing backlash against the power-hungry data centers that fuel its artificial intelligence ambitions. After months of local anger over rising utility demands and generous subsidies,