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After the midterms, a bigger clash over data centers could be coming
Voters rejected new data center projects and backed candidates opposing rapid AI buildouts, raising the risk of moratoriums and construction delays.
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Jim Cramer's Surprise Midterm Winner: Apple, Because Fewer Data Centers Could Mean Cheaper Memory
Voters rejected data center projects at the ballot box, and Wall Street pounced on an unlikely beneficiary in Cupertino. Skeptics call it a positioning trade, so one number in Apple's next report could decide who is right.
·Lakewood, United States
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In several counties, voters turned to democratic candidates who promised moratoriums or prohibitions on the construction of these data centres necessary for the development of artificial intelligence.
·Paris, France
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Data center opposition crossed party lines in Tuesday’s midterms.
·San Francisco, United States
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