Here's where some of the biggest labor unions stand on data centers

Source: Business Insider

Some national labor unions are opposing AI data center bans and moratoriums in the US. Noah Berger/Getty Images via Amazon Web ServicesThe AI industry needs electricians, plumbers, and construction workers to build its data centers. As a result, the tradespeople are commanding high salaries.

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