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Solar Projects Break Ground in Arizona, Nevada

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SunPower has begun construction on the first phase of a solar power system for a new AI data center in Reno, Nevada. The company described the project as a complex installation and an opportunity to build its capability for commercial systems with demanding performance requirements; it is not yet a 100-megawatt-scale project. CEO T.J. Rodgers said larger commercial installations can be more financially attractive than residential solar jobs.

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Meta launched Muse Wonder and the subscriber-only Wonder Full, its first frontier AI models, positioning them as strong options for coding, legal, automation and personal-agent tasks. Early benchmarks place Wonder Full near the top of major leaderboards, though independent real-world performance remains to be established; Meta is emphasizing memory and agent reliability as it rolls the models out through its API and Muse Code.

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A new poll finds that most Americans believe AI is developing too quickly, and about 8 in 10 want the government to prioritize keeping it under human control and protecting workers. Concern crosses party lines, though Americans have little confidence in either party’s ability to manage AI; separately, New York City officials are pressing AI companies for accountability as they consider new safety rules.

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