Platner Doesn’t Commit to Data Center Moratorium, Calls AI ‘Utterly Terrifying’
Democratic nominee has proposed rate freezes and taxes on oil companies.
Democratic nominee has proposed rate freezes and taxes on oil companies.
WASHINGTON, June 11, 2026 — Maine’s Democratic Senate nominee Graham Platner supports slowing data center development but has not committed himself to a concrete policy position.
In a May 9 interview with Heatmap, Platner said he is worried about AI’s social impact and is working on a policy plan to slow down development.
CEO says the achievement represents strong demand for fiber
A broadband program can be on track and still be strategically wrong.
Extreme heat like the weather sweeping the eastern U.S. drives up energy demands for data centers, adding to their strain on power grids and worsening air quality for surrounding areas.
Small monthly fee that funds broadband and phone assistance programs will rise 15 cents per line.