AI data center supporters have ‘terrible communications,’ Gil says

By Trey Rorie

ARLINGTON, Va. – The Department of Energy’s Undersecretary of Science Dario Gil wants “cooler heads to prevail” on the comparative merits of artificial intelligence (AI) data centers amid public backlash.
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