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US voters rejected AI data centres in 40 of 41 ballot measures
Ohio held 21 of the votes on data centres, and Texas’s governor-elect wants a moratorium. Goldman Sachs says states likely to restrict them hold about 45% of planned US capacity.
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US voters sided against AI data centres in all but one of 41 local ballot measures on Tuesday. Democrats who campaigned against the build-out also won the governor’s races in Texas, Ohio and Georgia.
The measures were spread across 10 states, according to Ballotpedia figures and results gathered by CNBC…
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