U.S. government to own massive Japanese-funded power plant in Southern Ohio
A giant proposed natural-gas plant for the PORTS Technology Campus project near Piketon would be the first fossil-fuel power plant built in decades that’s directly owned by the federal government.
Avon Lake council flags Ohio House Bill 361 as threat to local control
Avon Lake City Council approved a series of measures ranging from traffic safety rules and technology contracts to a major land purchase tied to regional water service, while also asking city officials to assess an Ohio House bill that members said could weaken local control over development.
Massive data center, natural gas power plant planned for Southern Ohio
The proposed PORTS Technology Campus, would — if built as planned — easily be the largest single private-sector investment in Ohio history.
Trump Officials Announce 10-Gigawatt Data Center, Gas Plants for Former Ohio Uranium Site
PIKETON, Ohio (AP) — The U.S. Department of Energy on Friday announced a public-private partnership to develop a major data center with its own power supply on the site of a decommissioned uranium enrichment plant in southern Ohio, as it pushes commercial development of artificial intelligence technology.
Bone strength testing: Ohio University technology detects fracture risk
Study of 372 postmenopausal women found the new test proved significantly better at distinguishing fracture risk than dual-energy x-ray absorptiometry, the current standard screening method.
Ohio secures $15M from feds to boost kids from birth to 5: Capitol Letter
Technology, child care improvements from money could improve kindergarten readiness.
State says Social Security numbers from dead people used in $50K scam
The Ohio Inspector General said a woman scammed one of its programs designed to help employers pay for their workers to get trained in using technology.
Ohio’s AI policy for schools will likely evolve with technology, DEW says
A top Ohio education official says the artificial intelligence model policy will need constant revision as AI evolves.
STVM announces major gift will establish new scholar program
AKRON — St. Vincent-St. Mary High School (STVM), Ohio’s only Catholic high school to earn a STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) designation, according to school officials, has announced the establishment of the STVM STEM Scholars Program. This new academic initiative is made possible through a major gift from Frank Linsalata, distinguished alumnus of St.
Citigroup’s Server Farm Valuation Slightly Reduced by Ohio Panel
Citigroup Technology Inc.‘s data center outside Columbus, Ohio, is worth $7.31 million less than the county auditor’s original valuation, but not $200 million less as the company argued, the state tax board ruled Tuesday.