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As AI-driven infrastructure demands surge, data centers have become some of the most sought-after investments across North America.

Oregon landlords could be barred from using AI-powered software to set rents or occupancy rates if the Oregon Legislature moves forward on a new bill.

The deals underscore the industry's appeal in attracting a range of investors — from banks to real estate players — as the AI boom drives demand

Home Depot uses generative AI for customer questions; Pinterest experiments with labeling technology to address AI content flood and more.

Transformative technologies don't just change industries—they can destabilize leadership and reshape entire markets.

Digital Realty Trust, Inc. (NYSE:DLR), a $56.31 billion market cap leader in data center, colocation, and interconnection solutions, has been experiencing strong demand driven by cloud computing and artificial intelligence (AI) trends.

L & T Finance Limited (LTF), a leading Non-Banking Financial Company (NBFC), is transforming the home loan experience with the launch of Knowledgeable AI (KAI), an AI-powered virtual advisor, on its newly redesigned corporate website ( KAI,

TheBuilder.ai has officially launched with two state-of-the-art tools—Studio Pro™ and Website Booster™—designed to empower builders and homeowners to address Massachusetts' housing challenges. As the state prepares to implement the Affordable Homes Act in February 2025,