As public opposition to data centers intensifies, artificial intelligence firms find themselves in a competitive race to expand their infrastructure.
Tech companies are scrambling to build facilities housing the servers that fuel their platforms. Meanwhile, legislators across the political spectrum are increasingly moving to limit these projects.
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