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NY set to pass one-year pause on data centers — but tech leaders warn it’s latest move to stifle economy

New York is set to pass a one-year pause on data centers, with tech leaders warning it could stifle the economy. Governor Hochul opposes statewide restrictions, advocating for localities to handle permitting.

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