New York Governor Kathy Hochul has announced her intention to ban large-scale data centers in the state, citing environmental concerns and the need for New York to take a leadership role in addressing the issue. In a bold move, Hochul stated that the state "has to lead" on this matter, suggesting that other states and countries may follow suit. The proposed ban aims to reduce the state's carbon footprint and minimize the impact of data centers on local communities. As the tech industry continues to grow and rely heavily on data storage, the implications of such a ban could have far-reaching consequences for companies and consumers alike.
Gov. Kathy Hochul says New York "has to lead" on 1-year, large-scale data center ban CBS News
