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  1. Oklahoma Law Opens New Front in AI Data Center Power Fight

    Oklahoma has enacted new legislation, House Bill 2992, to protect residential utility customers from the rising electricity costs associated with large AI and hyperscale data centers. The law mandates that new, large-load customers (consuming 75 MW or more) must enter into long-term agreements to cover the infrastructure costs their projects necessitate. This move by Governor Kevin Stitt reflects a broader trend of states intervening to ensure that the significant power demands of AI infrastructure are borne by the users driving that demand, rather than by the general rate base. AI

    Oklahoma Law Opens New Front in AI Data Center Power Fight

    IMPACT Accelerates a trend of states enacting regulations to manage the grid impact and costs of AI infrastructure.

  2. Microsoft bets on historic Black Wall Street for new AI lab https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://nerds.xy z/2026/05/microsoft-greenwood-cyber-ai-lab-tulsa/

    Microsoft has partnered with Black Tech Street to launch the Greenwood Cyber + AI Lab in Tulsa, Oklahoma. This new facility aims to foster innovation in AI, cybersecurity, and autonomous systems, with a focus on workforce development and community empowerment. The lab is situated in the historic Greenwood district, drawing inspiration from the legacy of Black Wall Street and seeking to create a modern technology hub for startups, researchers, and enterprises. AI

    Microsoft bets on historic Black Wall Street for new AI lab https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://nerds.xy z/2026/05/microsoft-greenwood-cyber-ai-lab-tulsa/

    IMPACT Establishes a new regional hub for AI and cybersecurity innovation, potentially accelerating local tech talent development and deployment of AI solutions.