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What podcasts say about Data Center

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What experts have said about Data Center

26 statements · 12 positive · 13 negative · 1 neutral

  1. Jamie DimonPositiveOct 6, 2026· Bloomberg Tech

    Data centers should be built where communities want them.

    “Data centers, you build them where they're wanted”

    Listen at 50:20

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  2. Data centers can make host towns wealthier through taxes, donations, and jobs.

    “between the tax revenue, the donations, and the job creation, the town is thriving.”

    Listen at 2:13:05

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  3. Communities will increasingly compete to attract data centers.

    “you're going to be begging to have a data center in your backyard.”

    Listen at 2:13:43

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  4. Firms building data centers must provide their own power.

    “if a firm wants to build a data center, then they've got to make their own power.”

    Listen at 4:06

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  5. Tom KeeneNegativeOct 2, 2026· Bloomberg Surveillance

    Operational data centers require relatively few workers after construction

    “they don't really take that many people to operate the facilities once they're up and running.”

    Listen at 31:48

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  6. Alex BoresNegativeSep 25, 2026· Prof G Markets

    Data centers create genuine energy-consumption and pollution concerns.

    “The energy consumption is real and the potential pollution is real.”

    Listen at 47:58

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  7. Alex BoresNegativeSep 25, 2026· Prof G Markets

    Data centers commonly seek speed by using natural-gas turbines instead of the grid.

    “The default right now where companies are trying to do it as fast as possible is that the fastest way to do it is not hook up to the grid and just use natural gas turbines”

    Listen at 48:53

    Open the episode · How To Actually Regulate AI — ft. Alex Bores
  8. Alex BoresNegativeSep 25, 2026· Prof G Markets

    Data centers should pay more than their construction costs.

    “they should be paying above and beyond just their costs of building.”

    Listen at 56:23

    Open the episode · How To Actually Regulate AI — ft. Alex Bores
  9. Dan IvesPositiveSep 18, 2026· The Compound and Friends

    Between 1,200 and 1,500 data centers will be built within five or six years.

    “You have 12 to 1500 data centers that are going to be built in the next five, six years.”

    Listen at 12:22

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  10. Escalating AI-related rhetoric may lead someone to attack or firebomb a data center.

    “I literally think the next step in this lunacy is someone's going to burn a data center down, or they're going to firebomb a data center”

    Listen at 27:13

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  11. U.S. data centers should generate surplus power and return it to the grid.

    “every data center should make enough power not just to be on their own grid, but to pump energy back into the grid.”

    Listen at 1:59:38

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  12. Data centers in small communities drive local power prices higher.

    “putting one in the middle of a small community is just going to drive power prices up”

    Listen at 0:13

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  13. High data-center electricity demand pushes utility rates higher.

    “If these things suck up a huge amount of power, utility rates are already going up. Demand goes in. Yeah. Utility rates go up further.”

    Listen at 8:18

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  14. Data-center proponents should explain concrete benefits to people’s everyday lives.

    “The only acceptable answer to why AI and by extension data centers get to exist has to be an explanation of how having more data centers improves people's lives as they live them.”

    Listen at 30:31

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  15. Data centers offer unusually strong national returns relative to their land and resource use.

    “data centers are like honestly one of the best things we could be building as a nation”

    Listen at 1:02:17

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  16. Data-center demand caused Apple’s consumer-device price increases.

    “They would not have got a price raise if it wasn't for data centers. This is squarely on the data centers.”

    Listen at 56:16

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  17. Data centers are an incredible new opportunity, not a scourge.

    “I'm going to describe that as an incredible new opportunity.”

    Listen at 3:40

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  18. Data centers represent approximately one trillion dollars of annual infrastructure and commodity demand.

    “Data centers, this is now a trillion dollars per year per year. All infrastructure, all, all commodities.”

    Listen at 4:53

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  19. Data centers generate approximately two logistics jobs per direct data-center job.

    “they guess that it's about two logistics jobs for every one job in a data center.”

    Listen at 38:56

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  20. Large data centers require substantial nuclear power and water consumption.

    “Why are you building these things that need to be powered by nuclear reactors? Why you do. Why are you building these things that are sucking up all the water?”

    Listen at 2:25:45

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  21. U.S. data-center water consumption is about 0.017% of total U.S. water consumption.

    “it came out at about 0.017% of US water consumption”

    Listen at 49:21

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  22. U.S. data-center energy use may grow by one percentage point annually for five years.

    “data centers are what, like 5% of U.S. energy and might grow 1% a year for the next, next five years, 1 percentage point a year”

    Listen at 49:39

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  23. Roughly 40% of protested data centers are mothballed

    “about 40% of all of these data centers that get protested get mothballed”

    Listen at 35:39

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  24. Data centers will likely face outright bans in approximately 30 states.

    “the data centers become very unpopular probably in 30 states. They're just going to ban them outright”

    Listen at 42:56

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  25. Data centers symbolize elite technological progress that many Americans feel excluded from.

    “The data center I think is the representation of their progress and it is a representation of the progress that others don't feel.”

    Listen at 46:31

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  26. Data centers can be located almost anywhere because their services have extremely low latency.

    “Data centers can output an input at the speed of light, so they can be anywhere.”

    Listen at 47:28

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