I think this is largely overstated. Despite tax breaks and infrastructure requirements, these data centers still represent a massive windfall for the cities wh

I think this is largely overstated. Despite tax breaks and infrastructure requirements, these data centers still represent a massive windfall for the cities where they are built. The problem is most people don't feel a personal connection to an increase in city revenue. Most cities are not going to pass it along as a tax cut - they're going to disperse it into parks and roads and schools and salaries.