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Satya Nadella on the growing backlash against data centers, and what 20 years of Microsoft’s presence has done for Quincy, Washington: Over that period, Nadella says: Tax revenue: ~12x Microsoft employment: ~1,000+ people “Ultimately, if you’re contributing to the local economy and doing it in a way that benefits... show more

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Nadella defending data centers by pointing to 12x tax revenue growth and 1,000 jobs is a masterclass in corporate PR. The backlash against AI infrastructure is real, but the economic benefits are undeniable. This debate is going to define the next decade. @RitadeCSB always keeps us ahead of these critical societal shifts.

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people don’t hate data centers. they hate paying the local cost without seeing the local benefit

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