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U.S. statehouses are seeing a rise in legislation aimed at regulating data centers, driven by increasing public opposition to tech companies. Lawmakers are responding to these concerns with proposals to impose restrictions on data center operations.
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U.S. statehouses are seeing a rise in legislation aimed at regulating data centers, driven by increasing public opposition to tech companies. Lawmakers are responding to these concerns with proposals to impose restrictions on data center operations.
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