sallee

British  

/ ˈsælɪ /

noun

1. Also called: snow gum.  a SE Australian eucalyptus tree, Eucalyptus pauciflora, with a pale grey bark

2. any of various acacia trees

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Etymology

Origin of sallee

probably of native origin

Example Sentences

“This whole thing is really about speed-to-market, and it’s basically a strategic imperative that they roll out AI even if they’re not sure how they’re going to earn returns on it just yet,” Sallee told MarketWatch.

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One way to ensure data centers pay their “fair share” of electricity costs is through large-load tariffs, Sallee said.

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Behind-the-meter options such as gas turbines or wind and solar power could be an interim solution for companies waiting to connect to the electricity grid, according to Sallee.

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With behind-the-meter power becoming “increasingly relevant for hyperscalers and AI loads,” Sallee said there have been “several new entrants” in the market.

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While Modine shares have lost 11% since Monday’s close, Sallee thinks part of that decline came from investors taking profits after a more-than-500% three-year run.

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