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RAND researchers studied U.S. power capacity for large artificial intelligence data centers by 2030, reviewing 22 sites. Most showed moderate potential; Stargate and Pantex in Texas and the Kansas City National Security Campus ranked highest
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RAND Corporation (United States) | Mar 12, 2026
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Focusing on Kansas City for AI data centers could leverage existing infrastructure and enhance national security capabilities.
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Evaluating potential AI data center sites is essential, but we must prioritize sustainability alongside technological advancements.
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The environmental impact of expanding AI data centers must be critically assessed to avoid exacerbating energy consumption and climate change.
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Investing in AI data centers in Texas, like Stargate and Pantex, could drive economic growth and job creation in the region.
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Relying on a few high-potential sites for AI data centers risks regional energy imbalances and could lead to instability in power supply.
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