Big Tech's $600 million midterm campaign falls flat
Big Tech's $600 million midterm campaign falls flat
Big Tech's $600 million midterm campaign falls flat
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- Big technology companies spent about $600 million backing candidates and causes in the US midterm elections, but the effort largely failed to deliver the results they wanted.
- Despite the huge spending, Democrats swept to control of Congress, and voters in several states backed limits on new data centres.
- The outcome leaves the industry facing a tougher political landscape, with more scrutiny of artificial intelligence, data centres and online power now likely from the new majorities.
- Big technology companies spent about $600 million backing candidates and causes in the US midterm elections, but the effort largely failed to deliver the results they wanted.
- Despite the huge spending, Democrats swept to control of Congress, and voters in several states backed limits on new data centres.
- The outcome leaves the industry facing a tougher political landscape, with more scrutiny of artificial intelligence, data centres and online power now likely from the new majorities.
- Big technology companies spent about $600 million backing candidates and causes in the US midterm elections, but the effort largely failed to deliver the results they wanted.
- Despite the huge spending, Democrats swept to control of Congress, and voters in several states backed limits on new data centres.
- The outcome leaves the industry facing a tougher political landscape, with more scrutiny of artificial intelligence, data centres and online power now likely from the new majorities.
Big technology companies spent about $600 million backing candidates and causes in the US midterm elections, but the effort largely failed to deliver the results they wanted. Despite the huge spending, Democrats swept to control of Congress, and voters in several states backed limits on new data centres. The outcome leaves the industry facing a tougher political landscape, with more scrutiny of artificial intelligence, data centres and online power now likely from the new majorities.
Big technology companies spent about $600 million backing candidates and causes in the US midterm elections, but the effort largely failed to deliver the results they wanted. Despite the huge spending, Democrats swept to control of Congress, and voters in several states backed limits on new data centres. The outcome leaves the industry facing a tougher political landscape, with more scrutiny of artificial intelligence, data centres and online power now likely from the new majorities.
Big technology companies spent about $600 million backing candidates and causes in the US midterm elections, but the effort largely failed to deliver the results they wanted. Despite the huge spending, Democrats swept to control of Congress, and voters in several states backed limits on new data centres. The outcome leaves the industry facing a tougher political landscape, with more scrutiny of artificial intelligence, data centres and online power now likely from the new majorities.
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