Newly elected leaders are signaling a shift in policy that could disrupt a major economic driver, as plans to rein in data center expansion send shockwaves through financial markets. The tech and infrastructure sector, long buoyed by rapid growth in cloud computing and digital storage demand, now faces uncertainty over regulatory changes. Industry analysts warn of potential ripple effects on stock valuations and investment portfolios tied to data center operators. The move marks a rare challenge to a cornerstone of the US economy’s digital transformation.
Newly elected officials have pledged to curb data centre construction, rattling the trade that has powered US stock markets
