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California’s 53 Data Centers Anchor the AI Economy, but the State Holds Just 0.6% of the Nation’s Planned Capacity

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California operates more data centers than all but a handful of states, yet a new national tally shows its post-2026 construction pipeline amounts to a rounding error next to Texas, signaling that the physical buildout of artificial intelligence is migrating out of the state that created it.

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