Family says they're forced to sell home to help power data centers

A Georgia family is being compelled to sell their home to make way for a new transmission line that Georgia Power plans to build to support data centers. This move, driven by the increasing demand for data storage, highlights the growing tension between energy infrastructure expansion and residential property rights. The broader implications could see more homeowners facing similar situations as tech giants expand their data center networks, raising questions about eminent domain and community displacement.