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This US state is first to pause data centre construction: Why this legislation is big

Maine has become the first US state to temporarily halt new, large data centers, pausing expansion for 18 months. This move addresses concerns over the AI industry’s environmental impact and rising utility costs. While other states debate similar measures, Maine’s decision could spark federal political tension, as the Trump administration opposes state-level tech regulations.

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