A vacant supercomputer building that a national developer once eyed for a 39-story office tower before abandoning the plan is instead becoming ground zero for an East Bay real estate firm's bet on physical artificial intelligence, converting one of downtown Oakland's most underused office assets into dense computing infrastructure. Behring Companies has unveiled plans to […]
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