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Rapidly expanding artificial intelligence and cloud computing systems have inspired many states, including Pennsylvania, to offer substantial incentives to attract data centers.
Although some researchers argue that these centers will boost local economies, create jobs, and provide more opportunities, other warn that vast amounts of water and electricity will be needed to sustain operations.
States including Pennsylvania are proposing legislation to expedite permitting processes for data center construction, offering competitive technical destinations and potential for local economic growth.
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