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Josh Dzieza

Dzieza sees little support beyond officials and developers

Dzieza says he has found little pro-data-center support beyond builders and state officials attracted by tax revenue. He adds that even people selling land into a project expected to be paid while disliking the development.

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How Utah locals fought Kevin O’Leary’s AI data center

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I think it’s Trump wanting it to happen, I don’t know anyone who wants a data center in their backyard. I think that was one of the surprising things to me, that there’s not really a pro-data center constituency other than I guess state officials who see them as an attractive source of tax revenue and the people building them.
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Even the people who were selling land into the project were saying, “I’ll get paid, but I’m not happy this is coming.”

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