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Democratic gains in the U.S. midterm elections have raised fears of tighter restrictions on AI data centers, particularly in Texas, Georgia, and Ohio, because of their energy and water consumption and the strain they place on infrastructure. Investors, including Trump allies such as Elon Musk, worry that new rules could raise investment costs and reduce profits for companies in the sector, though they would not necessarily spell the end of AI’s growth. Estimates suggest that by 2028, Texas could account for around 30% of U.S. electricity demand for AI, while one analyst said support for restricting data centers stood at 29 to 1.
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