The sudden fall in global exchanges last week reflected the market fear that the democratic majority in the U.S. Congress is leading incentives to big techs and data centers. According to Financial Times, parliamentarians and governors critical of the sector's projects have been elected: in three central states for the expansion of AI in the U.S. (Texas, Georgia and Ohio), leaders promise to curb works, due to concerns about energy, water and po…
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The sudden fall in global exchanges last week reflected the market fear that the democratic majority in the U.S. Congress is leading incentives to big techs and data centers. According to Financial Times, parliamentarians and governors critical of the sector's projects have been elected: in three central states for the expansion of AI in the U.S. (Texas, Georgia and Ohio), leaders promise to curb works, due to concerns about energy, water and po…