New York imposes one-year pause on new AI datacenters over concerns
New York became the first state to impose a one-year pause on new AI datacenters on Tuesday. Governor Kathy Hochul cited concerns about rising utility bills and environmental impacts. The moratorium will halt permitting for facilities with over 50 megawatts of electrical capacity while state regulators develop new standards.
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