- A national security push to expand the infrastructure behind America's technological …
- Suhas Subramanyam, D-Va., who represents America’s "Data Center Alley," warns that …
- "The communities are being steamrolled by the industry," Subramanyam told Fox …
- "They’re not feeling like anyone’s listening to them." Subramanyam is pitching …
A national security push to expand the infrastructure behind America's technological ambitions is running into resistance from the communities being asked to host it, pitting Washington's race to stay ahead of China against mounting local backlash.
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Suhas Subramanyam, D-Va., who represents America’s "Data Center Alley," warns that backlash could obstruct the very buildout Washington considers a national priority unless Congress steps in — arguing that community buy-in is necessary to keep expansion moving.
"The communities are being steamrolled by the industry," Subramanyam told Fox News Digital.
"They’re not feeling like anyone’s listening to them." Subramanyam is pitching a four-part federal plan aimed at breaking what he sees as a false choice…
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