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Dell Technologies Shares Rally as Company Forecasts Artificial Intelligence Revenue Will Double
Round Rock, Friday, 27 February 2026.
Dell shares surged over 10% after the company projected AI server revenue will double to $50 billion in fiscal 2027. Driven by a record $43 billion backlog, this outlook confirms robust, sustained demand for critical data center infrastructure.
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Severe Weather Delays Northeast Deliveries While National Propane Supplies Remain Strong
Washington, Friday, 27 February 2026.
Despite surging heating demand and blizzard-blocked roads in the Northeast, data confirms national propane inventories remain strong, signaling a logistical bottleneck rather than a supply crisis.
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OSC Technical Solutions Launches Standalone Firm for Critical Federal Infrastructure
Richland, Friday, 27 February 2026.
Leveraging high-stakes operations experience at the Department of Energy’s Hanford Site, newly independent OSC Technical Solutions now offers specialized cybersecurity and infrastructure services to federal agencies nationwide.
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Indiana Initiates Inquiry and Legislation to Combat Soaring Utility Costs
Indianapolis, Friday, 27 February 2026.
With NIPSCO electric bills rising over 90% since 2016, Indiana regulators have scheduled a comprehensive affordability inquiry for March 24, 2026. This investigation coincides with Governor Mike Braun’s signature on new utility legislation, marking a decisive shift in state policy to address the dramatic imbalance between utility reliability and ratepayer costs.
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Commonwealth Bank Probes $1 Billion in Loans Linked to AI-Generated Documents
Sydney, Friday, 27 February 2026.
As of February 27, 2026, the Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) is scrutinizing approximately A$1 billion in home loans potentially secured using documents forged by artificial intelligence. This investigation, reportedly self-reported to police on February 23, highlights a systemic vulnerability where generative AI is being weaponized to defeat standard “Know Your Customer” protocols. The financial crimes regulator, AUSTRAC, has joined the probe to determine if these fraudulent loans facilitated money laundering. This case represents a significant escalation in financial crime, suggesting that the ease of creating sophisticated synthetic identities may soon render current digital verification methods obsolete, forcing global institutions to revert to stricter biometric or physical authentication standards.