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Rick Weber

Rick Weber

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Reporter, Climate Extra, Inside EPA

Capitol Hill, United States, Virginia

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News , Sports , Cars , Life Hacks , Finance , Travel

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Total articles 696

  • FERC hears warnings about grid reliability impacts of AI data center outages

    By Rick Weber Verified| Inside AI Policy Verified Electricity grid regulators told the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission that a recent halt in power consumption by AI data centers in Virginia caused major disruptions to the regional system, prompting FERC Chairman Mark Christie to describe the incident as a new concern as the commission grapples with policies to meet increased electricity demand from the growing use of artificial intelligence.

    By Rick Weber Verified · Inside AI Policy

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Security analysts flag crucial moment to solidify U.S.-Israel AI cooperation

    By Rick Weber Verified| Inside AI Policy Verified Security analysts at the influential Special Competitive Studies Project say the upcoming expiration of a landmark agreement with Israel on military cooperation and financing offers an opportunity for the Trump administration to address emerging threats and opportunities related to artificial intelligence, including building on the Abraham Accords signed in Trump’s first administration.

    By Rick Weber Verified · Inside AI Policy

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • FERC hears warnings about grid reliability impacts of AI data center outages

    By Rick Weber Verified| Inside AI Policy Verified Electricity grid regulators told the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission that a recent halt in power consumption by AI data centers in Virginia caused major disruptions to the regional system, prompting FERC Chairman Mark Christie to describe the incident as a new concern as the commission grapples with policies to meet increased electricity demand from the growing use of artificial intelligence.

    By Rick Weber Verified · Inside AI Policy

    Apr. 17, 2025

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Inside EPA

InsideEPA is an exclusive news service offering detailed, behind-the-scenes reporting on environmental regulation and policy.

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