President Donald Trump has reportedly made negotiations to bring about $1.73 trillion in investments to the US, along with the creation of approximately 235,000 jobs. The commitments come from major corporations and foreign investors,
Residents in many states are worried about paying for a growing fleet of power-hungry data centers being built for Amazon, Microsoft, and Google.
Notably, this decision came weeks after Donald Trump announced to invest $40 billion to support US-based data centers from his business partner Hussain Sajwani. Trump had also announced the loosening regulations on Artificial Intelligence.
A bevy of major corporations and foreign countries have pledged to pour billions into the U.S. since President Donald Trump took office on Jan. 20. Since Trump returned to the Oval Office, some foreign countries,
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. became the latest tech company to pledge billions of dollars in US investments that President Donald Trump will almost certainly take credit for.
TSMC CEO announced the plan with US president, the latest firm to make investment commitments since Trump took office.