10 US states to vote on data centre development on election day amid opposition

Voters in 10 US states will decide on election day whether to limit data centre development in their communities. This move is a response to the rapid growth of data centres needed to power the AI boom, which has sparked local opposition. The issue is particularly contentious in Ohio, one of the country's fastest-growing data centre markets. If these measures pass, it could impact the development of data centres across the US, potentially slowing down the growth of the industry.

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Voters in 10 US states are deciding on curbing data centre development, which could limit the industry's growth. This decision may impact the demand for data centre services and the companies that provide them.

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