The Australian Energy Market Operator estimates data centers will consume 6% of Australia's grid-supplied electricity by 2030.

Emirates power bank ban: Starting today, October 1, passengers on Emirates flights will not be allowed to carry certain power banks, as well as charge their devices like mobile phones and laptops ...

SYDNEY, Oct 13 (Reuters) - Alphabet-owned Google (GOOGL.O), opens new tab on Monday said it would be "extremely difficult" for Australia to enforce a law prohibiting people younger than 16 from using ...

Plane passengers are being urged to think twice before packing power banks as major airlines clamp down on their use - while a number of popular carriers opt to ban them entirely. In recent months, a ...

A technology expert says banning AI is the wrong approach and universities should teach students how to use it properly. Madeleine was in the middle of her final-year university nursing placement and ...

Travellers will still be allowed to carry a single power bank (under 100 Wh). Starting October 1, 2025, Emirates has enforced a strict ban on using or charging power banks aboard all its flights.

The Gulf carrier said its ban was prompted by “significant growth in customers using power banks in recent years resulting in an increasing number of lithium battery-related incidents on flights ...

While Democratic lawmakers continue their government shutdown standoff over extending Affordable Care Act (or Obamacare) subsidies, President Trump is using his executive power to turn up the pressure ...

EIA projects power demand rise due to AI, cryptocurrency, and electrification Natural gas share in power generation to decrease, coal and renewables to fluctuate Gas sales to rise for residential, ...

Gift 5 articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe. Deloitte Australia will issue a partial refund to the federal government after admitting that artificial intelligence had been used ...

It was early 2022 and they had just broadcast a story detailing the latest allegations levelled at ­accused war criminal Ben ­Roberts-Smith in the 6pm news bulletin and the channel’s formidable, ...