Shane Snider is a Senior Writer at The Channel Company. He covers a wide range of topics including PCs, mobile devices, and all things IT channel-related, with a particular focus on technology, artificial intelligence, and energy sustainability. Shane's work has been featured in prominent publications such as CRN, AI Business, and InformationWeek.
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Shane's articles primarily focus on technology, data privacy, cybersecurity, and artificial intelligence (AI), with an emphasis on developments related to big tech companies. His coverage includes press releases, government announcements, and references to data.
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The grid operator calls for faster generation and transmission development and greater Large Load visibility, but major questions remain.
The developer-operator says it will fund the power infrastructure its campuses need, but the definition of “full cost” depends on how utilities allocate broader grid investments.
The agreement secures a material portion of the fiber Zayo needs for its 15,000 route mile network expansion through 2030.
PJM Interconnection envisions a power system in which data centers drive most new electricity demand, but its five-year strategy begs a critical question:
The developer plans an islanded campus with onsite generation, but reaching its 2027 target will require a customer, modular construction and a new power plant.
Lancium says it has 4 GW under lease and 15+ GW of powered land as Nvidia partnership advances its grid-responsive AI data center model.
By: Shane Snider
The 760 MW Eddystone coal plant will remain online longer as PJM faces rising data center load, generator retirements, and delayed power resources.
Data center developer Prometheus Hyperscale is betting that the fastest way to put AI compute in West Texas is to avoid an initial ERCOT grid connection al
OpenAI is adding an energy-technology role as it expands flexible-load, generation and storage strategies across its growing AI data center portfolio.
PJM’s first large load process produced 12 proposals and no consensus. Now an accelerated procurement is addressing a 6.8 GW capacity shortfall.
