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Published supporting artwork for Oncor Projects 20% Larger Grid Investment Plan as Data-Center Requests Mount

Public Services & Infrastructure

Oncor Projects 20% Larger Grid Investment Plan as Data-Center Requests Mount

Oncor projects a roughly 20% larger 2027–2031 base capital plan. Data-center requests, customer collateral and a pending large-load review leave important cost questions unresolved.

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Published supporting artwork for NCMEC Lists Austin Teen Carter’Izziah Lopez, 14, as Missing

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NCMEC Lists Austin Teen Carter’Izziah Lopez, 14, as Missing

The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children has published two photographs of the teenager and is seeking information that could help locate him.

By Michael L. Hamilton II

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NCMEC Lists Austin Teen Carter’Izziah Lopez, 14, as Missing

The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children has published two photographs of the teenager and is seeking information that could help locate him.

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The publication date is not a live case-status check. Consult the official source for current status. For an immediate sighting or emergency, call 911.

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Artificial Intelligence Is 70 Years Old. Could Its Next Advances Come Much Faster?

Researchers were already considering machines that could improve themselves in 1955. Today, AI helps develop computing algorithms, advanced models are improving rapidly, and the infrastructure supporting them is expanding. The next question is whether those developments will reinforce one another — and what they will mean for Texans.

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