Google says it can build data centers the right way. Some experts and residents are skeptical
Google says its Minnesota AI data center will add clean energy to the grid and protect ratepayers.
CNBC reports: Google says its Minnesota AI data center will add clean energy to the grid and protect ratepayers.
Experts question whether grid upgrades are needed.
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