Microsoft, Amazon and Google are moving toward a more consumer-friendly stance in disputes over who should pay for the grid infrastructure needed by AI data centers, as developers offer larger local benefits to win approvals. The shift reflects a growing recognition that electricity prices, water use and community trust have become gating issues for the next wave of AI infrastructure.
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