Big Tech
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Sick of Amazon? Here are Phoenix businesses where you can buy everyday items
If you’re looking to shift some of your shopping to locally owned stores, here are some Phoenix businesses offering everyday goods.
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Trump backs data centers. Where does Arizona GOP candidate Jay Feely stand?
GOP congressional candidate Jay Feely says the US needs data centers to compete with China, putting him at odds with Arizona voters concerned over water and utility costs. Could it cost him his race?
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Meta will pay Arizona $223M. Here’s what our readers think about it
Arizona will receive about $223 million from a settlement with Meta. Here’s what our readers think about it.
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AG Mayes calls for data center halt
Citing soaring utility bills and deepening drought, Arizona’s attorney general is urging state leaders to freeze new data center approvals until resource protections are in place.
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Meta to pay Arizona $223M and change social media for kids
The state’s share is part of a $17 billion agreement with Meta Platforms, the largest settlement ever against a big tech company.
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How one activist is working to block data centers on the Navajo Nation
Across every state the Navajo Nation spans, large-scale data center projects are being proposed, approved, or challenged.
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Navajo Nation will deploy hundreds of Flock cameras. What to know
Flock has partnered with the Navajo Nation to deploy its license plate reader cameras in support of the local police department.
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New apartments planned near TSMC as north Phoenix growth continues
Construction is expected to begin immediately on the development, called Novel Norterra, a four-story project that will include 248 apartment units.
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Data center developers rush for Arizona tax breaks before three-year moratorium
After Gov. Katie Hobbs signed a three-year pause on tax breaks for data centers, developers submitted 113 applications before the pause took effect.
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Phoenix mayor signs on to global pact to shape data center development
Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego said she’s concerned that investments in data centers right now are worsening climate change and not meeting the needs of communities.
