Foreign Adversaries Use State Media to Exploit U.S. AI Data Center Divisions
China, Russia, and Iran are actively attempting to weaponize domestic disagreements over data center placement and regulation to deepen American political divisions, signaling a coordinated foreign influence campaign on critical infrastructure.
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