Summary
San Diego just pressed pause on building new data centers to figure out better zoning rules. While this slows down local tech growth, city leaders are trying to get a handle on how these massive facilities impact our neighborhoods.
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Impact analysis
It could slow down tech investments in the short term, but it might save taxpayers from footing the bill for strained power and water grids later.
Local residents who get a say in how noisy, power-hungry tech hubs affect their neighborhoods and utility bills.
Tech developers and real estate investors looking to cash in on the current AI and data boom right now.
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