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Trump defends data centers

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 · 6h · on MSN
Trump defends data centers as he expands pledge to make them ‘pay their own way’
President Trump on Thursday expanded his pledge that aims to have data centers " pay their own way " for the electricity they use, but he took the opportunity to defend data centers at the same time.

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 · 4h · on MSN
How taxpayers residing near data centers may be impacted by Trump's policy
 · 9h · on MSN
23 governors signed Trump's data center pledge. Did Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee?
 · 2h
Trump Administration Eyes Offshore Nuclear to Power AI Boom
The Trump administration is studying the deployment of offshore nuclear power generation, with the Marine Minerals Administration and the Nuclear Regulatory Commission agreeing this week to coordinate...

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 · 4h
White House Pledge: AI Data Centers Agree To Fund Their Own Power, Not Ratepayers
 · 6h
Trump says nearly 200 firms have signed pledge to protect Americans from costs arising from datacenters
 · 5h
Trump talks plan to prevent ratepayers from shouldering costs of new AI data centers
The new Gold+ initiative would allow private contractors to handle passenger screening at three airports while the TSA retains federal oversight.

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 · 6h
Watch live: Trump gives remarks on expanding Ratepayer Protection Pledge
 · 6h
Gov. Mike DeWine signs Trump pledge pushing data centers to pay for power
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FERC's Data Center Order Recalibrates The Utility And Infrastructure Income Playbook

US utility capital expenditure is tracking toward approximately 1.3 trillion dollars through 2030, according to an April 2026 forecast from S&P Global Market Intelligence. Read more here.
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East Texas data center project pulled after facing community backlash

Diode Ventures said Gov. Greg Abbott's tougher stance on data center development in rural areas drove the decision to cancel the project
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Federal Ratepayer Protection Act aims to strike a balance between data center development and utility customers' cost concerns

Legislation meant to shield ratepayers from shouldering the costs of energy-hungry data centers has cleared a U.S. House committee led by a Kentucky congressman. But it's far from anti-AI.
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What we learned about how Ohio and neighboring states are shielding electric customers from data center costs

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Utilities and policymakers in Ohio and neighboring states are requiring data center developers to make larger, longer-term financial commitments before power companies expand the electric grid to serve them.
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Everyone hates massive data centers. This $18 billion CEO has a better way to get you the AI compute you need

Akamai CEO Tom Leighton shares his contrarian vision for building a faster (and cheaper) kind of AI infrastructure. And he’s got Nvidia on his side.
4hon MSN

Trump shares success of company pledge to cover electric costs for taxpayers living near data centers

The president delivered remarks Thursday about how companies are going to cover costs of rising energy due to building of data centers
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As data center fights reach rural TN, towns take different paths

From Amish country to the Nursery Capital of the World, two towns offer a window into the state's growing fight over data centers and local control.
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ChatGPT is getting a new AI data center in Georgia. Where will it be?

OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, announced a new data center will be built in Georgia, initially coming online in 2028. Here's a look at their plans.
eWeek
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OpenAI Plans 3.2GW Georgia Data Center as AI Infrastructure Spending Surges

OpenAI plans a 3.2GW Georgia data center, with power arriving from 2028 to 2032 and projected compute spending rising to $750 billion through 2030.
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