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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PSC filings show Georgia Power planning for a 3,200 MW commitment months before OpenAI unveiled its 3.2 GW AI campus.
The McGregor project pairs a 74 MW first phase with a privately funded substation and utility assurances, reflecting changing developer expectations.
By: Shane Snider
A 15-year agreement adds 530 MW across five campuses, doubling the company’s AI footprint and securing long-term revenue.
By: Shane Snider
The former uranium enrichment complex would host more than 1.2 GW of AI compute backed by dedicated natural gas and battery storage.
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By: Shane Snider
Amazon urged Virginia regulators to allow hyperscalers to fund transmission via CIAC, igniting debate over who pays for AI-driven grid growth in PJM.
Hyperscalers used earnings to show that power, networking, and deployment speed are becoming the defining constraints on AI growth.
By: Shane Snider
No locations east of I-95 can support major new groundwater withdrawals under current Virginia permitting standards, officials say.
By: Shane Snider
PJM’s proposed reliability framework would require many future large loads to secure enough generating capacity or face curtailments.
By: Shane Snider
AWS posted its fastest growth in 18 quarters as Amazon raised AI infrastructure spending to $220 billion, citing memory costs and saying demand already stretches into 2028.
By: Shane Snider
New directive signals tougher scrutiny of large-load interconnection as AI power demand accelerates.
