President Trump used a recent campaign rally to highlight the economic and strategic importance of data centers, framing them as critical to maintaining U.S. leadership in artificial intelligence amid growing competition with China. He argued that restricting or shutting down these facilities could weaken America’s position in the global tech race while also jeopardizing local economic benefits. The facilities, which have faced increased scrutiny in recent years, were positioned as key drivers of both innovation and job creation. The remarks reflect ongoing debates over balancing national security concerns with technological and financial opportunities.
President Trump defended data centers at a midterm campaign rally in Vandalia, Ohio Saturday, arguing that the U.S. will risk losing ground in the global artificial intelligence race against China without the massive facilities that have come under heightened scrutiny in recent years. “There’s so much money to be made for Ohio. You can't just...
