TierPoint exec takes over AT&T's data center spin off

And then?

Details are limited

After George Floyd protesters have highlighted tech's role in police discrimination

As part of a major company shift to multicloud services

Following Oracle

And the replacement service doesn't support Linux or GPUs

But has longer term plans to expand its data center footprint

The pandemic has not slowed expansion in Frankfurt, London, Amsterdam, and Paris

Five supercomputers across the US

And they knew since mid May

Yes, billion with a b

With Cloud and AI divisions also impacted

Sure, the data centers might be run on green energy, but they're being used to run dirty workloads

After losing JEDI, and saying its AI wouldn't be used to kill

Public cloud for private healthcare

Because the enemy of my enemy is my friend

Claims it is the world's fifth fastest system

Due to power cut and overheating

Plus a new EGX for the Edge

Starting with a data center region and local partnership

But instead decided to compete with the popular videoconferencing platform

Climate and Covid-19 protesting employees fired in apparent whistleblower retaliation

But Google appears not to be working with the DoD - right now