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Alaska’s data-center ambitions have reached the gigawatt scale, but the state’s largest plans are still at the land, energy and permitting stages. In the second installment of BitcoinVersus.Tech’s state-by-state Top 3 data-center series, we examine the three biggest identifiable Alaska projects or closely related power-and-data-center development programs with publicly reported figures as of October 27,…
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AI’s growing power demand has pushed Microsoft, Meta, Amazon and Google into multidecade nuclear contracts. This Top 7 ranks the largest named nuclear energy agreements or announced agreement packages by total megawatts referenced in signed arrangements as of October 27, 2026. The ranking is not based on new generating capacity, contract value or energy currently…
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North Dakota is rapidly becoming a center for large AI data-center construction, but neighboring South Dakota is showing how state policy can change an investment decision. Applied Digital is building major AI campuses in Ellendale, Harwood and Oliver County while a proposed 430 MW campus near Toronto, South Dakota, has been shelved following the rejection…
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Which publicly traded Bitcoin mining companies produced the most BTC? This countdown ranks seven companies by reported bitcoin production during the same April–June 2026 quarter, using the Nonce public-miner comparison. A common quarter matters: combining September monthly figures with earlier quarterly totals would be misleading. Figures are unaudited or company-reported and may vary slightly with…
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The race to build AI computing infrastructure has produced projects measured in gigawatts rather than megawatts. This ranking covers the seven largest tracked frontier AI data-center campuses by projected IT power in the Epoch AI dataset as of October 27, 2026. It is not a ranking of every proposed multi-campus real-estate or power-generation scheme worldwide.…
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Which video-game promotional videos published in 2026 drew the biggest YouTube audiences? This countdown uses HypeTracker’s October 26 snapshot of official or publisher-channel videos for upcoming games. It counts individual uploads rather than aggregated franchise hype, and excludes videos originally published before 2026. Because it covers the tracker’s monitored titles rather than all of YouTube,…
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