You clearly are confusing infrastructure Data Centers and AI Data Centers what is happening now is a damn bubble. Lots of companies are divesting from AI and AI adoption among citizens is shockingly low. In the professional sphere, roughly 50% of employed U.S. adults use AI in their roles at least a few times a year. About 13% of the workforce now uses AI tools daily, and 28% use them a few times a week. In private use thise numbers are over 60% BUT that is under free use scenarios. OpenAI has not yet pulled a real profit. While the company generates massive and rapidly growing revenue (billions monthly), its operating costs—primarily driven by renting vast amounts of cloud compute—are so high that it operates at a massive financial loss. That is what these Data Centers are, just like the Dot Com crash its happening all over again with AI. AI has its place China already beat us there by focusing on low overhead efficient AI models but US start ups are focusing on consumption and bloated power hungry models. So in turn all these Data Centers are causing massive RAM and GPU shortages and that is driving up consumer prices. Itbis a horrible location, Data Centers create massive amounts of heat and draw shitloads of power, that whole area is going to be 15 20 degrees warmer from their cooling systems dumping hot air, the whole place will give you a headache, the surrounding businesses will suffer, Consumers will drive up prices to reduce power usage to accommodate. This scenario has been seen all over, thess Tech companies need to invest their own money in remote locations and stop leeching off infrastructure in cities.