The data centre backlash
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The data centre backlash
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Across America, data centres are popping up at startling speed. Voters aren’t happy. Why have data centres become a political bogeyman? And what does this reveal about wider public anxiety over AI?
Guests and hosts:
- John Prideaux, executive editor
- James Bennet, Lexington columnist
- Shashank Joshi, Washington bureau chief
- Archie Hall, acting economics editor
Topics covered:
- Data centres in Ohio
- How politicians are approaching the topic
- Public anxiety about AI
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