Sounding like a politician with higher aspirations, Torres slammed New York’s policies and rules as anti-business, while saying voters’ disgust with how the city and state are governed spurred more support for President-elect Donald Trump in the Nov. 5 election.
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In comparison to other states, Torres questioned whether New York will have the energy capacity to power the data centers to expand artificial intelligence technology. “We have to rethink government at the state and local level.”