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USS Columbia bombarding Japanese positions on Bougainville, Solomon islands, 1 November 1943
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More normal for Texas 😏
This is not normal what is happening in Texas right now, $500B+ in the project pipeline……..
The Texas Mega-Project Pipeline ($500+ Billion)
$100B+ – OpenAI / SoftBank / Oracle "Project Stargate" AI Infrastructure Hub (Planned / Under Construction, Abilene & West TX)
$44B – Samsung Advanced Semiconductor Fab Complex (Under Construction, Taylor)
$40B – Texas Instruments Semiconductor Mega-Site (Under Construction, Sherman)
$40B – Google Data Center & Energy Infrastructure Buildout (Planned / Under Construction, Multi-Site)
$18B – Port Arthur LNG Export Terminal – Phase 1 & 2 (Under Construction, Port Arthur)
$17B – Texas Central High-Speed Rail Project (Planned, Dallas to Houston)
$15B – NextDecade Rio Grande LNG Terminal (Under Construction, Brownsville)
$13B – Energy Transfer Pipeline & Natural Gas Grid Expansion (Under Construction / Planned, Permian-to-Gulf Coast)
$12B – Golden Pass LNG Terminal (Under Construction, Sabine Pass)
$11.6B – Crusoe / Oracle AI Data Center Campus (Under Construction, Abilene)
$10B+ – Meta Hyperion-Scale AI Data Center (Under Construction, El Paso)
$10B – Tesla Gigafactory & Cybercab / Robotaxi Production Expansion (Under Construction, Austin)
$7B – TxDOT I-45 North Houston Highway Improvement Project (Under Construction, Houston)
$6B – Pacifico Energy "GW Ranch" Gas & Solar Energy Center for AI (Planned, Pecos County)
$5B – Enterprise Products Partners Offshore Crude Export Terminal (SPOT) (Planned, Brazoria County)
$4B – Micron Technology R&D & Packaging Expansion (Planned, Central TX)
$3.2B – NRG Energy Dedicated Data Center Power Generation Facilities (Planned, Multi-site)
$3B – Cheniere Corpus Christi LNG Stage 3 Expansion (Under Construction, Corpus Christi)
$2.5B – Microsoft AI Data Center Campus (Under Construction, Pecos / Castroville)
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Nov 2, 1985: the Miami Vice soundtrack hit #1 on the Billboard album chart for the 1st time. #80s Held for a total of 11 non-consecutive weeks.
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The cyberattacks targeting retailers across Europe are a reminder of the same concerns we have been raising for more than four years: the urgent need to rearm and prepare for threats we cannot always predict.
But time and again, we find ourselves one or two steps behind. We cannot prepare for everything overnight, but we can no longer afford to keep postponing what needs to be done.
The company at the center of the European supermarket refrigeration cyberattacks is Danfoss the same company whose refrigeration systems were targeted during the cyberattacks in France a few weeks ago.
Danfoss says the incidents are primarily exploiting vulnerabilities in outdated software. The company says it had previously urged customers to upgrade to newer software, but many reportedly failed to do so.
Technicians have been working around the clock, including temporarily disconnecting affected refrigeration systems from the internet.
