Alphabet is acquiring a data center company.

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Google’s parent company will acquire Intersect for $4.75 billion to “enable more data center and generation capacity to come online, faster, while accelerating energy development and innovation,” according to a press release. Intersect will “remain separate from Alphabet and Google.” Google announced a partnership with Intersect last year. [Link: Alphabet Announces Agreement to Acquire Intersect to Advance U.S. Ener…

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Alphabet is acquiring a data center company.
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