At Google’s $2.1 billion Chelsea campus in New York City, employees showed up to find their offices temporarily closed. The reason wasn’t a tech glitch or security scare—it was bedbugs.

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Google says it has agreed to purchase “most” of the power that the new 400MW-capacity power plant at Broadwing produces once ...

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Google has entered into the first corporate agreement to buy electricity from a U.S. power plant using carbon capture and ...

In order to supply enough energy to power the buildout of data centers for artificial intelligence while maintaining its ...

The notice was sent out Sunday after exterminators using a bed bug-sniffing K9 found “credible evidence of their presence,” ...

A hunter in upstate South Carolina was mysteriously shot in his deer stand, and investigators have determined the stray bullet did not come from another hunter nor was it self-inflicted.

Google’s latest investment in the South Carolina is expected to support the ongoing construction of two new data centers in ...

Google has temporarily closed parts of its New York operations after exterminators uncovered potential signs of bed bugs at the company’s Chelsea headquarters. The discovery prompted an immediate ...