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Apple Expands Renewable Energy Projects to Match iPhone Electricity Use With Clean Power

Apple is significantly expanding its renewable energy capacity across Europe to match the electricity consumers use to charge iPhones and power Macs. The initiative includes new solar and wind projects generating over 1 million megawatt-hours of clean electricity by 2030. This supports Apple’s broader carbon neutrality goals while benefiting European energy grids.

Apple has unveiled an ambitious expansion of renewable energy projects across Europe designed to match the electricity consumption of iPhone charging and device power usage with clean energy sources. This strategic move represents a significant step toward the company’s carbon neutrality by 2030 commitment, specifically addressing the energy consumers use to power Apple products after purchase. According to the company’s official announcement, this initiative will generate over 1 million megawatt-hours of clean electricity specifically allocated to match customer energy use.

Apple’s European Renewable Energy Expansion

by Desai Priyanka
Arts and EntertainmentBusiness

Why This 9.9% Yielding AI Utility Fund Is Dangerously Overvalued

The AI data center boom has sent utility stocks soaring, but one popular closed-end fund trading at nearly double its net asset value poses significant risks for income investors. Learn why GUT’s 9.9% yield comes with substantial overvaluation concerns.

Artificial intelligence infrastructure investments are reshaping the global economy, creating both opportunities and pitfalls for income investors. While the AI data center buildout drives unprecedented power demand, one particular utility-focused closed-end fund has become dangerously disconnected from its underlying value. The Gabelli Utility Trust (GUT) currently yields an attractive 9.9%, but our analysis reveals it’s trading at nearly double its net asset value, making this popular AI play approximately 90% overvalued.

The AI Data Center Revolution Driving Power Demand

by Desai Priyanka
Assistive TechnologySoftware Guides

Google Chrome Notification Update Reduces Overload for Android Users

Google has confirmed a major Chrome update that automatically revokes notification permissions for rarely-used websites. The feature targets notification overload affecting billions of Android users while preserving useful alerts. This enhancement joins other privacy and safety improvements in Chrome’s ongoing development.

Google Chrome is rolling out a significant update that automatically removes notification permissions for websites users haven’t interacted with recently, addressing notification overload affecting the browser’s 3 billion Android users. This quiet but impactful change comes alongside more publicized AI upgrades like Gemini in Chrome, offering practical relief from the constant stream of alerts that research shows receive minimal engagement.

How Chrome’s Automatic Notification Management Works

by Alvarez Jordan