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Regulators let AI data centers keep their power, a win for Meta
Meta Platforms (META) and its rivals just got a reprieve on the power fight. On October 9 federal regulators approved PJM, the biggest US grid operator, building a registry to track large electricity users like data centers, but rejected its plan to cut their power first during shortages. So the AI buildout keeps steady supply, even as the grid strains.
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