Opinion: States Banning Data Centers Face 20 Years of Economic Depression
GabGarrett · x · 2026-08-22
A reposted opinion argues that states banning data centers will face economic depression for the next two decades, while those building them will experience an economic boom. The viewpoint treats data centers as critical infrastructure, suggesting their presence is a primary determinant of long-term regional economic health.
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