Maureen FarrellNew York Times·21 Sep, 2026 09:58 PM7 mins to readHeading into the US midterm elections, data centres present an unusual issue that many voters from both parties oppose. Photo / Getty ImagesSeveral companies tied to the data centre industry have delayed their initial public offerings amid increasing public backlash to the energy-guzzling facilities.The backlash against data centres that is shaping elections and kitchen table debates across the United States is now spilling onto Wall Street. Companies that house the data
Wall Street is growing sceptical of the data centre boom
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