US Voters Furious Over Data Center Power Use Could Swing Midterm Elections

U.S. voters are growing angry over the massive electricity consumption of data centers, a issue that is quickly becoming a talking point in the upcoming midterm elections.
This backlash could spur lawmakers to introduce legislation aimed at curbing power-hungry computing facilities, shaping national energy policy debates and potentially impacting crypto mining operations that rely on the same energy-intensive infrastructure.
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