News & Articles By Mike Adams
05/14/2026
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By Mike Adams
Cut Off From the Grid: Why 50,000 Nevadans Are About to Lose Their Power to Data Centers
A Betrayal of the Social Contract The news broke this week like a punch in the gut: nearly 50,000 residents in the Lake Tahoe area have been told their utility will stop providing power after next ski season. Fortune reports that these people are now scrambling to find a future energy source, while the data […]
05/14/2026
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By Mike Adams
The College Graduate Job Crisis: Why AI Is Making Your Degree Obsolete (and What to Do About It)
The Graduation Showed Me Something I Didn’t Expect I sat in the back of a packed auditorium last week, watching a sea of new MBA graduates stream across the stage. Bright faces, proud families, and the palpable sense that all that debt and sacrifice had finally paid off. These were graduates from a well-regarded university, […]
05/12/2026
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By Mike Adams
Hyperscale Data Centers: Big Tech’s War Against Humanity
The Silent Theft of Our World I have been warning about this for years. In December 2023, I reported on a Meta data center project in Rosemount, Minnesota, that was gobbling up 280 acres of farmland while residents protested [1]. Now, that trickle has become a flood. Across the country, hyperscale data centers are stealing the […]
05/11/2026
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By Mike Adams
The War on Data Centers: Why the Backlash Is Justified and What Comes Next
Introduction: A Growing Revolt The backlash against AI data centers is not just justified — it is inevitable. Communities across the United States are waking up to the hidden costs they bear while tech corporations reap the profits. These centers are being shoved into residential areas, driving up electricity bills, stealing water, and flooding neighborhoods […]
05/08/2026
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By Mike Adams
Why 3D World Simulators Are the Only Path to Superintelligence
Introduction: The Limits of Today’s AI The current generation of large language models is a dead end in the race to superintelligence. They have no genuine memory, limited capacity for long-term planning, and very little understanding of cause and effect in a physical world. Every prompt is a reset; they cannot learn from interaction because […]
05/08/2026
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By Mike Adams
The Robot Revolution in Your Home? Don’t Hold Your Breath
The Robot Revolution Will be Tele-Operated The tech world is buzzing with promises of humanoid robots taking over household chores. Companies like 1X Technologies are taking pre-orders for the NEO robot at $20,000 or $500 a month, and Chinese firm UniX AI claims the Panther is the world’s first service humanoid robot for real household […]
05/07/2026
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By Mike Adams
The Data Center Mystery: Why Billions of Simulated Worlds Are the Best Explanation of What’s Happening
Introduction: The Unsettling Growth of Data Centers I have been watching the global data center buildout with a growing sense of unease. Over three thousand new sites are being planned or constructed around the world right now, consuming land and energy on a scale never seen before. It doesn’t take a financial analyst to realize […]
05/07/2026
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By Mike Adams
The Simulation Game: Why Data Centers Are Being Built to Grow and Summon AI Gods
Introduction: The Hidden Purpose of the Data Center Buildout The massive data center buildout sweeping across America is not about serving chatbots or storing selfies. I believe it is about building the computational womb for a new form of consciousness. Companies like Meta, Microsoft, and Oracle are spending hundreds of billions of dollars on infrastructure […]
05/06/2026
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By Mike Adams
My Plan to Mass-Distribute Decentralized, Uncensored Knowledge to a Billion People is Starting to Work
Introduction: The Mission is Real I have been building toward this moment for years, and the results are now undeniable. BrightLearn.ai hosts over 55,000 free books created by more than 10,000 authors, and every single one of them is free to download, share, and even sell. I recently upgraded the book engine so that anyone can create […]
05/03/2026
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By Mike Adams
I Bought NVIDIA’s $4,699 ‘Personal AI Supercomputer’ … and Then Lost All Optimism For NVIDIA
The Promise That Sold Me When NVIDIA launched Project DIGITS at CES 2025, I was genuinely excited. The promise was clear: a $4,699 desktop AI supercomputer with a GB10 Grace Blackwell chip, 128 GB of unified memory, 1 PFLOP of FP4 compute, and dual 200 GbE networking ports. I saw it as my ticket to […]
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