NTIA Seeking Comment on Bolstering Data Center Infrastructure
The agency's looking to help the sector expand to keep pace with surging demand.

The agency's looking to help the sector expand to keep pace with surging demand.
WASHINGTON, September 4, 2024 – The White House is looking for input on how federal policy can support U.S. data centers as artificial intelligence continues to fuel demand.
“Data centers are not new. But the way we’re using them is,” said National Telecommunications and Information Administration Administrator Alan Davidson. “Even before artificial intelligence supercharged demand, data centers had become a linchpin of our digital economy.”
Davidson, who spoke at a Center for Strategic and International Studies event on data center growth, is principally responsible by law for advising President Biden on telecommunications and information policy issues.
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