Google just signed the largest geothermal power purchase agreement in history to feed its AI data centers — the same AI it's training by handing working Americans
Google Hoards Power for AI While Vacuuming Your Data
A record geothermal deal to fuel AI meets new surveillance features demanding your private life.

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