Texas, Ohio, and Pennsylvania are implementing similar rules regarding data center expansion.
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Texas, Ohio, and Pennsylvania are implementing similar rules regarding data center expansion.
Who's involved
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Policy leaders in multiple states are addressing data centers: Shapiro requires local approval in PA, Abbott pauses in TX, and Hobbs pauses tax breaks in AZ.Also in this story
- Executive order forces local approvals first regarding policy in Pennsylvania.
- Political figures debate data center development in Pennsylvania, with Trump encouraging and Jeffries criticizing the GOP.
- Katie Hobbs addresses concerns regarding the moratorium on data centers in Arizona.
- The industry is pushing back against Donald Trump's pro-AI agenda, leading to calls for new restrictions on data centers.
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Related events
- Both Texas and Arizona are hotly contested for data centers.
- Stack Infrastructure and Lancium agree to implement new data center standards in Texas.
- Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin have adopted restrictions on data centers.
- State and city officials in Temple, Texas, are regulating the expansion of data centers, aligning state policy with local city rules.
- Both Georgia and Texas are attracting new data center business.