US voters turning against data centers raises risks for Asian suppliers

'Friction' delaying big projects would have knock-on effects for chip, server makers People participate in a protest of the CoreWeave AI data center outside the municipal building in Kenilworth, New Jersey on Oct. 21. © Getty Images JACKSON COUNTY, Ohio / WASHINGTON / SAN FRANCISCO -- When Kasey Hoover Hall's father called her and her sister to the family farmhouse in Jackson County, Ohio, one March evening, she didn't know what to expect. What she did know was the rule they had grown up with: You never sell the land.