by Isaac Cubillos | Aug 1, 2026 | Data Centers
In Georgia, a giant data center used millions of gallons of municipal water that went unbilled. The company paid up. The county explained itself. But the questions didn’t disappear. There are certain things you expect your local government to keep track of....
by Isaac Cubillos | Jul 22, 2026 | Data Centers
Back when I taught programming, I always began with the same lesson. “The computer is dumb.” It wasn’t an insult. It was a warning. A computer doesn’t think. It doesn’t improvise. It doesn’t know what you meant. It only does what...
by Isaac Cubillos | Jul 14, 2026 | Data Centers
There’s an old saying that when the engineers start worrying about the bridge, it’s probably time for everyone else to stop arguing about the paint color. That may be where we are with artificial intelligence. For the past few years, the AI conversation...
by Isaac Cubillos | Jul 12, 2026 | Data Centers
Politics has always been full of surprises. Every so often, you look up from your coffee and discover that people who spent years arguing with one another have somehow wandered into the same room carrying the same sign. Welcome to the latest chapter in America’s...
by Isaac Cubillos | Jul 10, 2026 | Energy
There are two kinds of people in this country. The first kind can tell you the horsepower of a 1969 Camaro, the caliber of the rifle their grandfather carried in World War II, and probably the batting average of the Yankees’ cleanup hitter. The second kind knows...
