Data centers lost the midterms
Summary
Recent election results indicate a challenging future for data center expansion across the United States. Voters supported candidates favoring stricter regulations and moratoriums, creating new hurdles for the artificial intelligence sector's infrastructure growth.
Data center developers are poised to face a more restrictive building environment after voters across the country voted in candidates who favor moratoriums and ballot measures that put more obstacles on their expansion, delivering a stinging blow to a central pillar of the AI industry. Of voters polled by NBC News on Election Day, 76 percent said they opposed data…
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