Utah Approves World's Largest Data Centre Amid Growing Bipartisan Opposition
Executive Briefing
- Approves a 62-square-mile data centre in Utah, twice the size of Manhattan, promising thousands of jobs
- Faces bipartisan resistance citing water pollution, electricity consumption, noise, and falling property values
- Reveals AI companies' stock valuations are directly tied to data centre approvals and construction timelines
- Draws comparisons to wind and solar opposition, per energy journalist Robert Bryce's geographic tracking of U.S. resistance
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