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Here's your morning T&B Tech Minute for Wednesday, January 21st. I'm Julie Chang for the Wall Street Journal.

OpenAI said it would pay higher electricity prices for the giant data centers its building across the U.S.

It's the latest pledge by the tech industry to address fears about

rising utility costs and community disruptions. OpenAI's promise follows a similar commitment

from Microsoft, its biggest investor, to make sure its data centers benefit local communities.

Amazon is launching its largest ever retail store. It'll be located in the Chicago suburbs with a square footage so large it could fit nearly two target stores under its roof.

Amazon says about half its proposed Big Box store in Illinois will sell groceries, general merchandise, and food prepared on site.

The other half would be used for fulfillment of orders. This expansion

into big box retail follows mixed results from Amazon's previous physical store ventures.

The e-commerce giant has closed dozens of branded stores and more than half its Amazon Go convenience

stores. People familiar with the matter say, in addition to the Illinois location,

Amazon is planning to open other big box stores in the U.S. And the European Commission unveiled

new legislation today to make it easier to upgrade Europe's telecommunications networks.

Under the Digital Networks Act, the European Union's executive branch said it would introduce a mandatory phase-out of copper networks. Under the Digital Networks Act, the European Union's executive branch said it would

introduce a mandatory phase-out of copper networks for EU member states in a transition to

advanced networks or spectrum between 2030 and 2035. The EU Tech Commissioner said in a statement

that robust digital infrastructure is crucial for Europe's innovation and

competitiveness. The legislation still needs approval from member states and the European

Parliament before it can take effect. That's your T&B Tech Minute. Join us again this afternoon

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