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U.S. states restrict data center expansion amid power demand concerns

Several states are halting or banning data center development as consumers pressure legislators over rising utility bills and strain on power supplies. Data centers are projected to become major U.S. power consumers by 2030.

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U.S. states restrict data center expansion amid power demand concerns · GridDigest