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Data-backed TechCrunch piece shows US DC fast charging has expanded and become notably more reliable since 2023, with regulatory scrutiny rising around AI-enabled deepfake apps.
New York State enacted an executive order halting permits for new data centers 50 MW and larger, pending environmental review, with a potential one-year moratorium and additional legislative moves targeting 20 MW+ projects.
The Silverado EV is feature-rich with strong range and tech, but sales lag the fossil Silverado; GM’s upcoming lithium-manganese-rich (LMR) battery could cut costs by about $6,000 and enable price parity later this decade, potentially unlocking demand.
TechCrunch coverage spans a privacy-forward view of Amazon’s Bee wearable and high-growth bets in AI/energy startups (Peec AI, SolarSquare) plus high-profile IPOs (Deep Fission, SpaceX) with concrete funding, ARR, and valuation data.
Deep Fission is pursuing a Nasdaq IPO to raise up to $157M at a $1.66B valuation after a reverse merger that never traded, with a bleaker S-1 narrative and ongoing drilling tests.
Microsoft's rapid AI-data-center expansion risks its 2030 hourly clean-energy target, with internal discussions about delaying or scaling back hourly matching amid a planned West Texas natural-gas facility.
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