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Regulatory constraints will not halt the expansion of AI infrastructure in the United States, but they will make it more expensive and push investors to reallocate their investments. Meanwhile, electricity has become the most important factor in the competition with China for computing dominance. In Texas, opposition has grown to connecting data centers to the grid and making households bear the cost of expanding it. Virginia, meanwhile, estimated the centers’ economic impact at about $40 billion, including more than 112,000 jobs and over $1.5 billion in annual tax revenue. The article expects investment to shift toward companies with existing power capacity, and new rules to govern electricity financing and emissions—not to bring the AI boom to a halt.
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