Big Tech's Data Centers Face Grid Cutoffs as Power Grids Teeter on Brink of Collapse

Big Tech's data centers are facing grid cutoffs during power crises as policymakers consider a solution to prevent overloading of U.S. electricity grids amid explosive growth in digital infrastructure. The potential move aims to balance business needs with national energy security concerns. Grid operators are warning that widespread adoption of Big Tech's massive data centers could strain the nation's electrical grid, leading to blackouts and disruptions. Policymakers are exploring ways to mitigate this risk through stricter regulations or other measures.