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Texas energy provider VoltaGrid has announced plans to supply Oracle with 2.3 gigawatts of natural gas power capacity to meet the substantial energy requirements of artificial intelligence data centers. The partnership will utilize Energy Transfer’s pipeline network and VoltaGrid’s proprietary power platform to deliver scalable, grid-friendly power solutions for AI workloads.
Texas-based gas solutions provider VoltaGrid plans to supply Oracle with 2.3GW of natural gas capacity to support the substantial energy demands of the cloud provider’s artificial intelligence data centers, according to reports. The natural gas will be supplied through Energy Transfer’s midstream pipeline transport network, while the power infrastructure will be delivered via VoltaGrid’s proprietary power platform developed in conjunction with INNIO Jenbacher and ABB.
Amazon’s healthcare venture is expanding its pay-per-visit model to pediatric services for children ages 2-11. The service offers message-only visits starting at $29 and video consultations at $49, covering common childhood conditions without requiring insurance or Amazon Prime membership.
Amazon has expanded its One Medical service to include pay-per-visit healthcare for children ages 2 through 11, according to reports from the company. The new pediatric offering allows parents to access medical consultations without requiring insurance or membership, sources indicate.