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“A big chance for me” – Kana Morimoto to use Stamp Fairtex fight as a springboard to world championship glory

Former ONE world title challenger and multi-time K-1 Champion Kana ‘Krusher Queen’ Morimoto knows that her upcoming fight against former three-sport titleholder Stamp Fairtex represents a massive oppo.

Takeru excited to face aggressive Denis Puric at ONE 173: “He’s got explosive power”

Japanese kickboxing icon Takeru ‘Natural Born Krusher’ Segawa can’t wait to step into the Circle to face an opponent he’s been wanting to fight for quite some time now.

Google Announces $40 Billion For Texas AI Data Centers

The post Google Announces $40 Billicom. Topline Google is committing $40 billion toward the construction of three data centers in Texas, according to multiple outlets, doing so as a rush of competing companies in the artificial intelligence sector build their own AI infrastructure in the Lone Star State. Pichai announced the project Friday. The data centers will be located in Armstrong County and Haskell County, Bloomberg reported, citing CEO Sundar Pichai, who said at a news conference the “investment will create thousands of jobs, provide skills training to college students and electrical apprentices, and accelerate energy affordability initiatives throughout Texas.” Gov. Greg Abbott said Texas will have the highest number of Google data centers in the world if the company’s three data centers materialize, according to Bloomberg. Get Forbes Text Alerts: We’re launching text message alerts so you’ll always know the biggest stories shaping the day’s headlines. Text “Alerts” to (201) 335-0739 or sign up here. What Other Ai Companies Are Investing In Texas Data Centers? Texas has become an attractive state for the data centers thanks to its land availability and cheaper electricity for industrial uses. OpenAI, which recently established a for-profit arm valued at $500 billion, is constructing a flagship AI data center in Abilene, Texas, slated to open in 2026. The data center is one of multiple the company plans to launch as part of a larger project that will establish more infrastructure in Ohio and New Mexico. Anthropic announced this week a $50 billion investment to build.