House Backs AI Data Center Energy Bill Ahead of Midterms, Shifting Costs to Tech Companies
The legislation addresses voter concerns about soaring electricity costs by requiring data centers—not utility customers—to shoulder the burden of their massive power consumption, potentially reshaping how tech infrastructure expenses are distributed.
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