Rockland County tech news
Governor’s Executive Order Applies to Data Centers Above 50 Megawatts and Exempts Manufacturing, Research, Education, Health Care ANALYSIS Governor Kathy Hochul today signed an Executive Order implementing a one-year, statewide moratorium on the construction of new large-scale data centers. The order seeks to limit the impact of energy use on the environment, while giving state […]
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Pole-Mounted Automatic License Plate Readers, Mobile Surveillance Units, And Roving AI Cameras On School Buses Record Vehicle Data Shared By Law Enforcement Agencies
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Cap and Invest is more than an environmental policy. It is an economic framework that influences how energy is produced, transported, and consumed in New York.
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Albany Is Considering A Moratorium; Separate Utility Rate Classifications; and, Expanded Energy & Environmental Disclosures
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Businesses Are Deploying Biometric Surveillance Including Facial Geometry, Fingerprints, Iris Patterns, Voice, Gait, and DNA Sequences To Identify Customers And Exclude Others
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Databank Phase II Scaled Back; Multi-family proposed in Suffern dependent on TDD Zone Change; Former Fitness Club In Airmont to Become Yeshiva.
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Algorithms Are Frequently Used To Adjust Prices In Real Time
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Bowline, Unable To Meet DEC Standards For Protecting Aquatic Organisms, Seeks Loosening Of Its Permit Requirement
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From A Real Estate Perspective, The Implications Of Rising Energy Costs Are Profound By Paul Adler, Esq. Energy has become the hidden line item redefining the economics of real estate across Rockland County and the broader Hudson Valley. For years, we debated affordability in terms of interest rates, supply constraints, zoning limitations, and construction costs. […]
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The RAISE Act Focuses AI’s Impact On Consumers, Workers, and Vulnerable Populations
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