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Waymo resumes robotaxi service in Atlanta after flash flood pause
Waymo suspended rideshare services in Atlanta after flash flooding on May 20.
Georgia’s bitcoin rush is turning into an AI gold mine
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AI job losses are increasing. Are training programs the answer?
From Atlanta Technical College to statewide data, Georgia faces AI-driven job losses even as training expands. Experts question if skills equal jobs.
AI demand is soaring. Could space be the next data center hub?
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Atlanta area firm with the most bitcoin ATMs in North America to shut down
Bitcoin Depot was the largest network of bitcoin kiosks in North America, but saw its revenue crater after increased scrutiny.
Georgia’s high gas prices make used EVs worth a look
New electric vehicles still cost noticeably more than comparable gas models, but the used EV market holds some of the best deals around.
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The data center boom is transforming Georgia. Some residents could lose their land.
Georgia’s data center surge is forcing new power lines, sparking homeowner backlash and eminent domain concerns in Fayette, Coweta and beyond.
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In a hidden lab in Atlanta, Coca-Cola tests new beverage technology
Coca-Cola, born at an Atlanta soda fountain, continues to reinvent how it dispenses drinks 140 years later.
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What is Georgia’s ‘Project Pegasus’? Tech giant unveils $8 billion answer.
Google unveiled itself Tuesday as the prospective owner and operator of the large data center campus, which is the tech giant’s largest investment in the Peach State.
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Maker of military drone boats expands in Georgia, plans more than 200 jobs
Blue Ops has leased a former Regal Boats facility in Valdosta for a new manufacturing campus where it will build “uncrewed surface vessels” or USVs.