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OpenAI rebrands data centers as Compute Campuses amid local backlash

The rebrand follows midterm results in which data center moratoriums passed 43-1, and OpenAI released a National Community Compact to win over communities.

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OpenAI kicked off its big charm offensive this morning after data center moratoriums went 43-1 during the midterms, and many candidates rode a wave of public opposition to the industry to huge victories. Data centers have been rebranded as Compute Campuses. OpenAI has also released a National Community Compact and a Compute Campus Policy Blueprint. OpenAI’s National Community Compact: Building With Communities, Not Just In Them: AI Infrastructure That Works for America: Our Compute Campus Policy Blueprint: The most significant change is probably no more NDAs, from page 7:
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