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4 NovInfrastructure & HardwareGeekWire

Amazon plans its first data centers in Washington state as residents raise concerns

AIAI-generated summary Amazon Web Services CEO Matt Garman framed data center development as part of a global race for artificial intelligence dominance while warning that local moratoriums could harm the economy and national security. Amazon confirmed plans for its first data centers in Washington state with proposed campuses in Walla Walla County and the Tri-Cities, drawing community concerns and calls for greater environmental oversight.

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