Michael Rodriguez is a Reporter at Calgary Economic Development. He focuses on themes such as energy policy and regulation, energy sustainability, and the intersection of technology with agriculture and mining, particularly in areas like AI and machine learning. Michael's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Salmon Arm Observer, Ottawa Citizen, and Calgary Herald.
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Michael Rodriguez's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, with an emphasis on government announcements, evolving stories, and breaking news in Calgary and Alberta. His articles cover a wide range of topics including weather, environment, local news, politics as well as crime.
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By: Michael Rodriguez
On Thursday, officials from Cameron and Hidalgo counties together with representatives of US Desalination LLC and IDE Technologies hailed a partnership between the latter two companies that will see the construction of a $1 billion desalination plant on South Padre Island.
By: Michael Rodriguez
Explore how DeepSeek-V4 on Huawei Ascend tests the CANN vs CUDA software stack and what a successful CUDA exit means for the future of global AI infrastructure.
By: Michael Rodriguez
The Iran war energy shock at the Strait of Hormuz is driving oil prices higher, forcing a rapid shift toward solar, EVs, and home electrification for security.
By: Michael Rodriguez
Voters decided more than 20 local races in Cameron County on Saturday, with San Benito seeing some of the biggest changes as challengers unseated many incumbents in hot races.
By: Michael Rodriguez
China's LineShine supercomputer targets 2+ exaFLOPS using domestic CPU-only stack. Explore how compute sovereignty and energy limits reshape AI infrastructure.
By: Michael Rodriguez
Thunderstorms left an unknown number of people injured and a path of property damage across the Lower Valley on Saturday morning, prompting Cameron County officials to urge caution when traveling through the affected areas and to avoid others.
By: Michael Rodriguez
After an Edinburg woman’s children were found dead inside a burning vehicle in San Antonio on Friday, Assistant Chief Jesus Salame Jr. of the SAPD said that while the motive is still being established, her mental health may have “played a role.”
By: Michael Rodriguez
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By: Brittany Webster, Kelowna Law, Michael Rodriguez
“I want help,” Derek Keegan told Justice Gordon Weatherill in Kelowna, B.C. Supreme Court, where he appeared for sentencing on May 28.
By: Michael Rodriguez
Republican congressional candidate for District 34, Eric Flores announced via Facebook on Sunday evening that Vice President JD Vance’s scheduled trip to the Port of Brownsville has been canceled.
