Carney wants carbon credits to make AI Data Centres... carbon neutral! While Carney's Brookfield is investing in oil & pipelines everywhere but Canada, he is suppressing Canadian energy and now data centers with green scams that benefit Carney's cronies! This is a racket ⬇️show more

BREAKING: Mark Carney says that having a carbon tax... in Canada is a requirement to trade overseas. Nonsense—taxing our energy will simply punish our businesses and ship jobs abroad. Just like when Carney supported carbon taxes in Canada while his company invested in American, Australian and Chinese coal. Only Conservatives will axe the tax for everyone, for good, forever:show more

Carney last night on pipelines: "We have to choose... a few projects, a few big projects, not necessarily pipelines, but maybe pipelines. We'll see." Carney won't build pipelines. How do we know this? Because Carney is keeping Trudeau's "Now New-Pipelines" Law, job-killing oil and gas cap and the industrial carbon tax. We can't afford a 4th Liberal term. Because it’s all exactly the same. Vote for change. Vote Conservative.show more

Stop believing the lie that we have to build... more data centers to compete with China. The US already has 5,381 data centers, which is 12 times as many as China’s 449. US billionaires want more data centers to replace our jobs and the US government wants them to surveil us at home and wage more endless wars abroad. The American people need to wake up and understand that while China is investing in bettering life for its people with housing, education, healthcare, and infrastructure, our own government is investing in making life worse for people both at home and abroad.show more

Mark Carney says he wants to shell out “a... wall of money” to finance windmills and solar panels in developing countries. This isn’t about reducing emissions, it’s about Carney's bottom line and his Brookfield buddies getting paid. While Canadians can't afford groceries, Carney is dreaming up climate cash grabs to line his own pockets. How do you think Carney will spend your tax dollars? We can’t afford a fourth Liberal term.show more

🔌 Exciting news for clean energy & Canadian innovation:... Hitachi Energy is making a major investment in Quebec, to expand large power transformer manufacturing. I was proud to be in Varennes today to announce $40M in federal support for a great project like this one. This isn’t just about infrastructure: it is about jobs, sustainability, and solidifying our role as a clean energy superpower. Our government is proud to support projects that will make Canada competitive and power our low-carbon future 🇨🇦show more

Holly shit❗️ Mark Carney thinks our effective carbon price... is too low; "The effective carbon price in this country is actually quite low relative to the headline price,in the $20 to $30 range in most Canadian markets. And that's something we're working to rectify." The industrial carbon tax price increased to $110 this year, with a plan to increase it to a minimum of $130 and all the way to $170 around 2030. Do you understand how MASSIVE the increase to these levels will be to cost of things in Canada and how uncompetitive our industries will be!?show more

Mark Carney highlights how far behind Canadian businesses are... in adapting AI: "Globally, Canada ranks near the bottom of countries in AI training, and literacy and trust. Only 12% of Canadian businesses are using AI today. Among small and medium-sized businesses, adoption is even lower." This is actually a good thing to recognize and vocalize. He is actually quoting a Statistics Canada research paper. Adapting technology that generates productivity multipliers is a key for Canadian industries to actually be competitive on the world stage.show more

🚨🇨🇳 CHINA’S TIANJIN PORT LAUNCHES ZERO-CARBON TERMINAL Tianjin Port... is rolling out the world’s first intelligent terminal running completely zero-carbon, a slick blend of AI, automation, and clean energy meant to prove that shipping doesn’t have to choke the atmosphere to keep global trade humming. Electric cranes and self-driving trucks do the heavy lifting while sophisticated algorithms juggle containers with ruthless efficiency, making old-school diesel ports look downright prehistoric. This setup isn’t just a vanity project - it’s China signaling it plans to dominate the green tech race while the rest of the world argues over whose carbon credits count. Source: Xinhua Newsshow more

What if a network could deliver AI results closer... to where data is created, instead of sending it to far‑off data centers? In collaboration with NVIDIA and Decart, we’re making that a reality by bringing GPU‑powered computing to the network edge — closer to homes and businesses — so AI applications respond in real-time. This is how we're laying the foundation for the next generation of AI‑driven services:show more

🚨 CHINA IS PUTTING DATA CENTERS ON THE OCEAN... FLOOR AND LETTING THE SEA COOL THEM. Instead of building massive air-conditioned buildings on land, China is submerging sealed server modules on the seabed. The ocean itself acts as a giant natural cooling system. This dramatically cuts energy use, water consumption, and land requirements for power-hungry AI data centers. Why this matters: • Seawater provides free passive cooling no giant chillers or evaporative systems needed • Combined with offshore wind power, many of these facilities run on mostly renewable energy • Projects like the one off Shanghai (Hailanyun/HiCloud) are already operational with hundreds of server racks • Early results show 30–90% lower cooling energy demand compared to traditional data centers The deeper implication is huge: As AI drives explosive growth in computing power, traditional data centers are becoming unsustainable due to electricity and water demands. Underwater data centers offer a clever way to scale AI infrastructure while reducing environmental strain on land. This could become a major trend turning the ocean into the new frontier for the data centers powering tomorrow’s AI. What do you think smart innovation or risky for marine ecosystems? Follow for more frontier technology and future infrastructure.show more

Conversational voice data exposes a subtle failure mode in... many ASR pipelines. The metric says the data is bad, but human reviewers say the audio is clear. Often the issue isn’t transcription quality itself, but that the evaluation stack wasn’t built for turn-taking, silence, and multi-speaker structure. Learn how to solve this in our latest blog:show more

Carney is heading back to Europe. France. Ireland. Then... the G7 in France. A full week overseas while Parliament is running out the clock before summer. But don’t worry. He might be back for the last couple days. Maybe. And it is only a total coincidence that Brookfield just had recent Europe deals involving France and Ireland. Funny how often Carney’s “Canada first” agenda seems to take him exactly where Brookfield already has business interests. Nothing to see here. Just another government jet. Another European trip. Another Brookfield coincidence.show more

China just took AI infrastructure underwater. The country has... reportedly launched a wind-powered underwater data center near Shanghai, designed to cool AI servers using seawater instead of traditional cooling systems 🌊🤖 Around 2,000 servers are said to be sealed inside submarine-grade modules, helping reduce land use, water consumption, and cooling energy. The project is powered by offshore wind and built for AI workloads, big data, and large-scale computing. Why it matters? AI is creating massive demand for electricity, cooling, and infrastructure. If underwater data centers prove reliable, they could become a new way to scale AI while using less energy. But the challenge is huge: corrosion, maintenance, sea conditions, and long-term reliability still need to be proven.show more

Left: Sunak says he wants to be honest Right:... Sunak says he wont ban new oil and gas in the north sea as it'll make energy cheaper for us BUT he knows north sea energy is sold on the international markets, so there is no guarantee that prices will come down in the UKshow more

Carney meets w/ Zelensky, tells him he & the... Canadian people are outraged that a monastery was apparently attacked by Putin's regime. Where is this outrage for the 120+ churches being burned and vandalized AT HOME IN CANADA by the Reconciliation Grift regime, Mark Carney???show more

Mark Carney told Donald Trump that Canada is suffering... from drought as explanation for the wildfires except it's not exactly true by government of Canada's own data, especially for Ontario. We had higher level snowpacks this year almost everywhere except the Okanagan area. Still not an excuse for not having the capabilities and equipment to fight wildfires, that we make in Canada, and the Liberals campaigned on for years.show more

With a straight face, Mark Carney says that his... government AI strategy will protect your privacy...and you children: "The first is trust, we will protect your data, your privacy and your children." Huh?! The Liberals have Bills that literally do the opposite of this and want backdoor access to our data, infringing on our privacy.show more

All this used to be underwater Lake Mead is... on the border between Nevada and Arizona and it’s water levels are now critically low There are many Data Centers that have been put in the Lake Mead area and draw directly from the lake - Google’s Henderson data center consumed roughly 352 million gallons in one year. It directly pulls from the Lake Mead sourced municipal supply - Flexential Data Center facility used around 20 million gallons in one year - Other Data Centers in the area collectively used over 716 million gallons in 2024, with nearly all the water drawing from Colorado River and Lake Mead sources Pair this with droughts, water demand from agriculture and resident use and now there is almost nothing left… just look at this…. The lake is only at about 32% capacity Why is this being allowedshow more