DOE eyes weapons complex for building data centers

By Wayne Barber

The Department of Energy is seeking feedback on how 16 installations, mostly in the weapons complex, stack up as potential spots to develop artificial intelligence data centers.
Energy Secretary Chris Wright said Thursday April 3 that DOE is issuing a request for…

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