She was unable to answer MANY questions during meetings with creditors, saying she had MEMORY ISSUES AFTER SUSTAINING A BRAIN INJURY from hitting her head on a concrete table when she fell in late 2021.

The one thing is you need a dedicated computer (aka server) to collect the data. 

I'll say again, I am missing a lot of info or some of it may be slightly inaccurate as I'm going from memory from a webinar a month ago.

We’re talking private power, high-density compute, rural scale, and yeah... it kind of looks like something out of Stargate.Curious what you think:Can places like Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia actually lead the next wave of AI infrastructure?

My wife worked out that way previously and we still have fond memories of many places we visited with Sedona being one of our favorites.

Because evaluating for cap-x and maintenance is far simpler and easier in that lens, and the vast majority (97%+) do NOT correctly compute for cap-x beyond there and get themselves into issues of a "good investment" turning "bad" because there optics didn't have those factors and year 8, 10 etc a daisy-chain of cap-x starts landing without reserves pre-planned to cover. 2.

The bank sends the 1098-int for yearly interest paid to the Prior owners and then my Mother deducts that amount on her Schedule E but doing it this way could throw a flag up with the IRS computers since there is not 1098-int in her name (Even though she is paying the payment to the bank each month)    This hasn't been problem in the past but I'm worried about the future with her claiming the mortgage interest without a 1098.. 

If my memory serves, I worked on this a year or 2 ago and ran into this wall. 

The logic doesn't compute for me; but maybe I am old and senile.  

I am currently in the process of identifying land for a purpose-built residential assisted living and memory care facility in Houston, TX.