The spike in data centers is one of the main contributors to electricity demand and blackout risks this winter

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An energy report shows that data centers are leading a spike in energy demand and increasing blackout risks this winter. Jonathan Ernst/REUTERSAn industry report indicates that data centers are contributing to blackout risks this winter. NERC reports that Texas, the Southeast, and the Mid-Atlantic face the sharpest rise in power demand.

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