Editorial: Weigh data center risks and benefits

In Hawaii, an island state distant from the lower 48 and economically reliant on tourism, many residents rightly feel insulated from major industrial shifts. For reasons of economic efficiency and logistics, a chemical manufacturer is just as unlikely to build a plant in Mililani as a carmaker is to set up an assembly line in Kakaako. But a new high-tech field is burgeoning, one that could make its way to Hawaii’s shores: artificial intelligence.

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