What New York’s Data Center Moratorium Says About Its AI Future
New York’s push to become a leader in artificial intelligence comes with a practical challenge: AI requires enormous amounts of computing power, and that means data centers, electricity, and the infrastructure to support them.
Cuddy + Feder Partner Christopher Fisher and Westchester County Association President & CEO Michael Romita take a closer look at the state’s data center moratorium and what it could mean for New York’s ability to attract investment and compete as demand for AI infrastructure grows.
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