ABC7 News Bay Area (KGO)Updated 2d ago · First reported Jul 15, 6:28 AM
New York has announced a one-year moratorium on building big data centers as it assesses energy and climate risks.
Why it matters: The moratorium could have significant implications for the technology industry and the state's ability to meet its climate goals.
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The reporting is based on official announcements and statements from the state, but the impact and effectiveness of the moratorium are still uncertain.
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The moratorium could have significant implications for the technology industry and the state's ability to meet its climate goals.
The state's assessment of energy and climate risks, and any subsequent decisions on data center development.
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