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Florida Rep. Byron Donalds Pushes Bill Requiring AI Data Centers to Supply Their Own Power, Water
The proposal would require hyperscale data centers to supply their own power and water, as data demand could reach 9% of U.S. electricity by 2030, experts said.
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Donalds pushes back on Jolly AI data center claim, outlines agenda after Fort Lauderdale rally
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — U.S. Rep. Byron Donalds on Saturday rejected a claim by Democratic gubernatorial candidate David Jolly that he supports placing AI data centers in rural Florida, saying any such projects must protect water resources, power supplies and nearby homes while keeping electricity bills stable for residents. Speaking to reporters after a stop… The post Donalds pushes back on Jolly AI data center claim, outlines agenda after Fort…
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