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nexus

[nek-suhs] / ˈnɛk səs /


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Boring no longer, electric utilities are at the nexus of the AI boom, and they are ramping up capital spending to meet growing demand.

From Barron's

The group, largely a spent force operationally, relies on a sophisticated propaganda machine to recruit fighters that is mostly based on a nexus of dark-web servers, viral social-media postings and artificial intelligence, experts say.

From The Wall Street Journal

Punishing foreign crimes with no U.S. nexus raises serious concerns about the limits on Congress’s powers.

From The Wall Street Journal

Since Shenghe had bought its stake in the company, Western governments treated Peak as being part of the “nexus with China,” said Davis.

From The Wall Street Journal

In the U.S., oil inventory at the Cushing Oil Hub, a critical oil shipping nexus located in Oklahoma, remains stubbornly low, yet local prices aren’t surging in the way they once did.

From Barron's