U.S. data centers

U.S. data centers are physical facilities that house computer systems and associated components, such as servers and storage, which process and store data for various applications, including AI.

Why it’s in the news: They are in the news due to soaring construction costs and the resulting political backlash over their high energy consumption.

Latest on U.S. data centers

• Building U.S. data centers is getting so expensive that AI companies are moving overseas
• OpenAI removed ChatGPT accounts linked to China that were amplifying backlash against U.S. data center electricity prices.
• OpenAI bans China-linked ChatGPT accounts that amplified US data center electricity price backlash — used AI-generated cartoons to stoke fears over U.S. data center energy costs
• Asia's AI supply chain and US data centers set to weather 'blue wave'

Connections

4 entities linked to U.S. data centers across the news graph.