Data center plan: Virginia congressman pushes for new regulations
A Virginia congressman is launching a new effort to rein in data center development in northern Virginia, proposing federal rules aimed at controlling where the facilities are built and who pays for the infrastructure required to support them.
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Data center plan: Virginia congressman pushes for new regulations
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