Every five years, the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) takes a snapshot of Australia through the Census. The last one was held in 2021, which means households across the country are being contacted again in 2026. The information collected helps show how Australia’s population and households are changing and is used to plan services and…
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Virginia now makes data centers pay for their own power lines Virginia hosts 570 data centers, more than any other US state Spanberger says the policy could save residents hundreds of millions The US state of Virginia is requiring data centers to cover electricity infrastructure costs created specifically by their rapidly growing power demands. The…
Amazon revealed plans to build Gilroy, California data center were first submitted in 2020 Gilroy citizens have accused the city council of inadequate communications concerning the development The 438,500-square-foot data center occupies a 56-acre chunk of farmland 30 miles south of San Jose Citizens of Gilroy, California, have expressed dismay at the building of an…
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The Big Bang Theory‘s Bernadette as a demon is something I didn’t think I’d ever see in Stuart Fails to Save the Universe — but, now that I have, it somehow makes complete sense. Last week’s episode saw us meet her in a wizarding world but, in this week’s entry we’re swapping the magical action…
Adding more fuel to the fire over which city is actually Australia’s best place to live, those residing in the all-seasons-in-a-day city of Melbourne have a new statistic on their side — and it all relates to fixed-line broadband speed. Ookla, the company behind the hugely popular Speedtest tool that helps anyone diagnose their home…
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The programmer Richard Stallman is not a household name, but his work has been instrumental in building the software industry, as has his long-term campaign for free software. He’s also been a huge advocate for privacy in the digital age, and has railed against the rise of cell phones for that reason. “I don’t have…
Washington wants new rules for civilian nuclear reactors operating at sea IAEA will launch ATLAS as America pushes nuclear power offshore Small modular reactors could power ships without frequent nuclear refueling The United States government is backing an international effort to clear regulatory barriers around civilian nuclear reactors operating on ships and floating platforms. The…