Tennessee Conservative
Maintaining xAI’s New Building In Memphis, Which The Company Calls “The World’s Largest Supercomputer” And The “Largest Capital Investment By A New-To-Market Company In Memphis History,” Is Projected To Cost Millions.
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The Tennessee Conservative’s Kelly Jackson Discusses Hot Topics With Congressman Tim Burchett Of Tennessee!
President Trump, Tennessee’s Role In The Energy Future Of Our Country, And Whether There Is A Run For Governor In His Future!
All That And More In This Engaging And Lively Discussion!
Elon Musk’s xAI Reportedly Has Not And Will Not Apply For Tax Incentives Or A Payment In Lieu Of Taxes Incentive That Was Offered To The Company To Install A Supercomputer In Memphis.
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Elon Musk’s xAI Will Be Building What It Calls The World’s Largest Supercomputer In Memphis, According To Project Announcements, Calling It The “Largest Capital Investment By A New-To-Market Company In Memphis History” But Not Revealing What, If Any, Taxpayer Incentives The Company Will Receive Related To The Project.
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The Tennessee Valley Authority Is Reducing The Incentive Pay Given To Its CEO, Cutting Back On The Amount Of Payout Given To The Highest Paid Federal Employee In The Country.
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Despite Talks Over The Last Few Months About Upgraded Systems And Rate Increases For Customers In An Effort To “Ensure The Region Has The Energy It Needs To Meet Growing Demand”, The Tennessee Valley Authority Proved Unable To Keep Up With The State’s Power Demands During Recent Extreme Winter Conditions.
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TVA CEO Jeff Lyash Said The Utility Will Likely Start Building Its First Reactor On The Site In 2027 And Finish By The Early 2030s. TVA Is Looking To Build Four Of These Reactors On The Site, But It’s Not Made A Final Decision On The First One Yet. Each Reactor Would Generate 300 Megawatts.
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The Tennessee Valley Authority Is Paying Memphis-Based Vice President Mark Yates Nearly A Quarter-Million Dollars A Year In Salary And Possibly As Much As $338,000 Or More Counting Bonuses.
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A Recently Released Report Lists Tennessee As One Of The States With The Highest Risk Of An Electricity Shortage And Blackouts, As Residents Across The State Prepare For Decreasing Temperatures And The Possibility Of Severe Winter Weather.
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Tennessee Valley Authority President And CEO Jeff Lyash Will Not Be Getting A Raise For The Next Fiscal Year, After This Year Was Plagued By Rolling Blackout Days And A Site Foreman’s Death On The Job.
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