Amazon AWS CEO Responds to Data Center Controversy, Says No Longer Signing NDAs with Government Agencies
Amazon Web Services (AWS) CEO Matt Garman stated that the company has stopped signing non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) with government agencies to secure approvals for new data center constructions. This move aims to address widespread concerns regarding data center transparency, water consumption, electricity prices, and pollution. Currently, over 100 data center moratoriums are under review in the United States, and New York State has implemented a one-year moratorium on large data center permits.
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