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Another large indoor farming operation is up and running in Georgia
BrightFarms, which opened the first phase of its Macon greenhouse complex at the end of last year, grows lettuce and makes salad kits for retailers, including Walmart.
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Home Depot launches Magic Apron, a generative AI customer guide
Home Depot has rolled out an online concierge, powered by generative artificial intelligence, to help answer customers’ questions about products and how to get projects done.
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Atlanta’s data center market isn’t just growing fast. It’s unprecedented
The Atlanta region emerged as the country’s top data center market for leasing activity in 2024, dethroning Northern Virginia for the first time.
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Bill to make Georgia Power charge data centers for their energy costs advances
A bill that would force Georgia Power to charge data centers the cost of for infrastructure it builds to serve them was passed by a Georgia General Assembly committee Tuesday.
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Opinion: Deciding between a plug-in hybrid and an all-electric car?
Drivers considering shifting to an electrified car face a crucial decision that depends on driving habits, charging availability, budget and more.
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Atlanta pickleball startup raises $2.5 million to expand business
Pickleball is the sport of short nets, small paddles — and now, big bucks.
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New data center proposal in Bartow would require as much power as 324K homes
A proposal for an expansive data center campus in Bartow County is poised to become one of the area’s biggest projects — and largest electricity users.
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NIH cuts target Georgia’s biomedical sector, risking research, jobs, experts say
The Trump administration announced major cuts to federal biomedical research funding beginning Monday that will hit Georgia institutions hard, experts say.
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25 years ago, a multibillion-dollar deal made him Atlanta’s investing godfather
Sig Mosley typically drinks red wine, but on this day in December 1999, he was also drinking Champagne.