Brits don’t want a US-style data center war … yet

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LONDON — Donald Trump bet big at the U.S. midterm elections that voters liked tech bros and data centers as much as he did. He lost. A string of Democrats beat their MAGA opponents, in part, thanks to a promised crackdown on data centers springing up across the country that are resented by many American voters. Now it is the turn of U.K. politicians to make major decisions about the industry here. Andy Burnham’s Labour government wants the U.K., where data centers developers don’t yet have a firm footing, to shape the artificial intelligence boom and grab some economic growth along the way. His ministers know they have lessons to take from the U.S. approach. “We're learning from you.