The Democratic Congress is considering potential restrictions on data center construction, involving major tech companies.
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What happened
The Democratic Congress is considering potential restrictions on data center construction, involving major tech companies.
Who's involved
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Democratic pushback against big tech data center expansionAlso in this story
- Donald Trump faces polling data showing voter opposition and challenges views on data centers during media appearances.
- Donald Trump defended the tech giants, including Amazon and Google, who are heavily investing in data centers.
The entities involved
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Democratic Congress
political party
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Amazon
American multinational technology company
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Google
American multinational technology company, a subsidiary of Alphabet Inc.
Related events
- A political focus on data centers is emerging across the United States.
- Following an election victory, Gina Hinojosa and Amy Acton pledged restrictions on data centers, while Amazon proposed a new project in Georgia.
- City council is considering permits for a Google data center, while Jim Crace declared unlawful assembly at the meeting.
- Amazon established a new data center facility in New Albany.
- City council approved Google's proposed data center, with Eric Palmer supporting the long-term investment.