Arizona Chamber Of Commerce Tells Data Center Opponents To Go Offline To Prove Their Commitment
The Arizona Chamber of Commerce has launched a campaign challenging data center opponents who advocate for a moratorium. The Chamber suggests these opponents demonstrate their commitment by going offline. This action is part of the Chamber's broader engagement on data center development.
The Arizona Chamber of Commerce has initiated a new public relations effort, directly addressing residents who are opposing data center development within the state. The Chamber's campaign challenges those advocating for a data center moratorium to "take that position to its logical conclusion" by voluntarily disconnecting from online services. This move is presented as a means for opponents to demonstrate the depth of their commitment to their anti-data center stance. The initiative by the Chamber highlights the ongoing debate and advocacy efforts surrounding data center expansion and regulation in Arizona.