California enacts laws to regulate AI data center energy and water costs
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California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed seven bills aimed at preventing AI data centers from shifting utility costs to residents. The new laws require the California Public Utilities Commission to create a specific rate classification for data centers and mandate that these centers pay for necessary infrastructure upgrades. This legislative package addresses the growing resource demands of AI data centers in the state.
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Originally published by theverge
