Trump backs Ohio data centres amid local opposition
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 4 Oct, 23:07 · Archive
Donald Trump told an Ohio rally that data centres will relocate to China if the US refuses them.
President Donald Trump spoke in support of data centres proposed for Ohio, urging the state's residents not to reject the projects. At an Ohio rally, he warned that refusing the centres would result in them moving to China and told supporters to consider the financial benefits they could bring to communities.
Trump framed acceptance of the data centres as essential, suggesting that Ohio should weigh the economic opportunities against any local concerns about the facilities.
How it is being reported
- Trump says data centers are the future — deal with itIndependent World · 4 Oct, 22:52
- Trump defends data centers in Ohio, warns they’ll go to China if US turns them awayNew York Post · 4 Oct, 03:26
In this story: Donald Trump · Ohio · China
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