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The War on Data Centers Is Somewhat False
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In February, shortly after his feature film debut as a pen magnate in "Supreme Marty," Kevin O'Leary announced that he would build one of the world's largest data center projects in Utah. The market was unimpressed. What did O'Leary, best known as the host of "Shark Tank," know about data centers? How would it be financed? How would it be powered? One analyst dismissed the project as an example of "imaginary gigawatts." The backlash in the U.S. …
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