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Voters in US communities move to restrict data center expansionMachine translation

美国多地选民投票限制数据中心扩建

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Dozens of local communities voted to restrict data center development through ballot measures in the midterm elections. The governor-elect in Texas and a senator-elect in Michigan support development moratoriums. In an NBC News Election Day poll, 76 percent of voters surveyed opposed data centers in their communities.

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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 centers in their communities. Dozens of local communities voted directly to restrict development through ballot measures. And upset winners like Texas Democratic Governor-elect Gina Hinojosa and Michigan's Democratic Senator-elect Abdul El-Sayed support moratoriums on development. … Read the full story at The Verge.

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