-- NiSource（NI）は、Alphabet（GOOG、GOOGL）の子会社と、インディアナ州北部に建設中の大規模データセンターの開発・運営を支援する長期エネルギー契約を締結しました。 NiSourceは木曜日の声明で、Alphabetへのサービス提供は今夏開始予定であると述べました。 また、NiSourceはAmazon.com（AMZN）のAmazon Data Servicesとの契約を拡大し、Amazonサイトのオンライン化プロセスを加速させるとともに、一般家庭顧客への関連料金割引を前倒しで実施すると発表しました。 同社は、既存顧客全体で約12億5000万ドルのコスト削減が見込まれると述べています。 NiSourceの株価は時間外取引で2.6%上昇、Alphabetは0.2%上昇、Amazonは0.1%下落しました。
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