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The only city in the U.S. that said "yes" to AI data centres. What determined the tenants to vote against the current

US voters strongly criticised the data centres in their proposals on ballot papers throughout the country, March. Except for a small town in North Dakota. The citizens of Harwood, which are about 940, rejected a measure that would be f...

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