New York's lawmakers are on the brink of making a decision that could have devastating consequences for the state's economy. A proposed ban on building new data centers, a move aimed at reducing the state's energy consumption, has sparked intense debate among industry experts and economists. Critics argue that the ban would not only stifle innovation and job growth but also push major tech companies to set up shop in neighboring states, depriving New York of billions of dollars in revenue. As the state struggles to recover from the pandemic, the last thing it needs is a self-inflicted economic blow that could undo years of progress.
Legislature’s data-center ban is economic suicide for New York New York Post
