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US east coast could see rolling blackouts as data centers strain the electric grid

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US east coast could see rolling blackouts as data centers strain the electric grid

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news@hexbear.netEnglish · 4 months ago

East coast could see rolling blackouts as data centers strain the electric grid

www.independent.co.uk

PJM, which services nearly 70 million Americans, could be forced to trigger blackouts during periods of high demand

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