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Mayor of Gary, Ind. Eddie Melton, Mayor of Cedar Rapids, Iowa Tiffany O’Donnell and Loudoun County Department of Economic Development executive director Buddy Rizer took the stage at WSJ Tech: California this week to talk about the data center debate from a local lens. ⁠ ⁠ All three of them have varying perspectives: Melton recently signed a one year moratorium on data center development in Gary, two massive hyperscaler projects are currently underway in Cedar Rapids and Loudoun County, often called “Data Center Alley,” has been building data centers in the area since 2008. ⁠ ⁠ Here’s what all three of these local leaders had to say about how they're approaching data center development in their communities. ⁠ ⁠ At the link in our bio, watch the full interview and read more from The Wall Street Journal on data centers and the midterms. Photos by Katelyn Tucker for WSJ. 07 Nov 2026

“It’s no wonder that people are opposed to data centers because they worry that people who are warning them about these dangers have no optimistic framing, and further that those same people are profiting by creating those dangers, and so there’s a trust issue,” Prometheus co-CEO Vik Bajaj said at WSJ Tech: California this week. ⁠ ⁠ Many big tech leaders have been touting AI-driven job losses and existential dangers of the technology. Bajaj said he thinks that AI will create new jobs and industries. “New technologies cause disruption, but they also create new industries and new prosperity. That’s the history of Silicon Valley,” he said. “We should be proud of that and embrace that, but be more honest and complete in our descriptions.”⁠ ⁠ Watch Bajaj’s full interview with WSJ’s Kate Clark at the link in our bio. Photo by Katelyn Tucker for The Wall Street Journal. 06 Nov 2026

Robotaxi company Zoox CEO Aicha Evans said that “one of the hardest things” about Zoox is that the company needs to “go as fast as possible, but as slow as necessary” for autonomous vehicle safety. Finding that balance is something that Evans tries to improve on every day, she said in an interview with the Journal’s Tim Higgins on Wednesday at WSJ Tech: California.⁠ ⁠ At the link in our bio, watch more of Higgins’ full interview with Evans. Photo by Katelyn Tucker for The Wall Street Journal. 05 Nov 2026

@meta president and vice chairman Dina Powell McCormick shared how last night’s midterm election results will impact her job as an executive at one of the world’s biggest tech companies leading the AI infrastructure buildout at WSJ Tech: California Wednesday evening. The company has investments in data centers underway in several states. “I think it’s going to be harder, I think it has been hard, I should say, but I also think that it’s becoming clear what models work, and the states want those models that work,” Powell McCormick said in an interview with The Wall Street Journal’s Editor in Chief Emma Tucker. Watch the full interview at the link in our bio. Photo by Katelyn Tucker for The Wall Street Journal. 04 Nov 2026

@openai co-founder and president Greg Brockman said it became “fairly clear” at the beginning of this year that rival AI company Anthropic would overtake OpenAI in revenue in an interview at WSJ Tech: California Wednesday evening. “Q1 was pretty rough. Q2 was pretty rough,” Brockman said, adding that the company “wasn’t even in the conversation” for its coding capabilities. Q3 was entirely different, he said, noting that the company had 70% quarterly growth in its annualized revenue during that time. Watch the full interview with Brockman at the link in our bio. Photo by Katelyn Tucker for The Wall Street Journal. 04 Nov 2026

Aicha Evans, CEO of Amazon-owned autonomous vehicle company @zoox known for its toaster-shaped robotaxis, announced that the company will send test fleets to Europe and Asia as it prepares for an international expansion in an interview at WSJ Tech: California on Wednesday. ⁠ ⁠ The company plans to send test fleets to cities like London and countries like Korea and Japan. The vehicles sent will not yet be the robotaxis themselves – they will be Toyota Highlanders equipped with the robotaxis’ technology to do data collection and pathfinding in the streets. ⁠ ⁠ Photo by Katelyn Tucker for The Wall Street Journal. 04 Nov 2026

China is six to 12 months behind the U.S. in the superintelligence race, under secretary of defense for research and engineering Emil Michael told the Journal’s Sarah Krouse Wednesday at WSJ Tech: California. ⁠ ⁠ The U.S. has “something like 70% of the world’s data center capacity,” Michael said. But Chinese AI models have been growing in popularity due to their low cost, "so what I’ve been encouraging is for American companies to do open-source to compete with the Chinese models," he said. ⁠ ⁠ Watch more of Michael’s interview with WSJ at the link in our bio. Photo by Katelyn Tucker for The Wall Street Journal. 04 Nov 2026

The gaming industry has been in the AI business “since the beginning of time” which shouldn’t be a surprise, said Take-Two Interactive CEO Strauss Zelnick at WSJ Tech: California on Wednesday. Take-Two Interactive owns Rockstar Games, the company that is publishing Grand Theft Auto VI later this month, a release set to be one of the biggest gaming launches of all time. “I didn’t like wake up three years ago when Sam Altman descended on the conference circuit and they’re like “Wow, this is huge news!” Obviously we were well aware of this,” Zelnick said. The company is working on hundreds of projects using new technology to make better games more efficiently, but it hasn’t yet seen notable cost-savings from AI, he said. Watch more of Zelnick’s interview with WSJ’s jessicatoonkel at the link in our bio. Photo by Katelyn Tucker for The Wall Street Journal. 04 Nov 2026

@anduril co-founder and CEO Brian Schimpf said that the U.S. is “not very” prepared for conflict due to supply chain gaps in several critical rare earth, magnet and semiconductor materials at WSJ Tech: California on Tuesday. “The rebuilding of that capacity will take significant amounts of time. These are not things you can turn on overnight,” Schimpf said. Watch more of Schimpf’s interview with WSJ’s Sarah Krouse at the link in our bio. Photo by Katelyn Tucker for The Wall Street Journal. 04 Nov 2026

Khosla Ventures founder and tech entrepreneur Vinod Khosla laid out his vision for a capital gains tax at WSJ Tech: California Tuesday night. “Frankly, the fundamental notion that capital gains should be taxed at a lower rate is unfair, because 40% of capital gains is paid by people making more than $10 million a year,” Khosla said. Khosla said that President Trump won the 2024 election running on a more “ridiculous” basis than what a proposed capital gains tax would be: that immigrants are eating your pets. Watch the full interview with Khosla at the link in our bio. Photo by Katelyn Tucker for The Wall Street Journal. 04 Nov 2026

A Democratic majority in the Senate would “constrain Trump and handicap him,” Khosla Ventures founder and venture capitalist Vinod Khosla told WSJ’s Sarah Krouse at WSJ Tech: California Tuesday night as early election results rolled in.⁠ ⁠ “I think the level of trust in the U.S. that has been lost is probably the biggest and longest lasting damage Trump will have done,” Khosla said. 03 Nov 2026

The U.S. AI models are in an “unmitigated arms race” amongst themselves that is “out of control” and has led to “schizophrenic behavior” from some of the biggest American AI companies, Ripple co-founder and former CEO @chrislarsen.sf said at WSJ Tech: California on Tuesday. ⁠ ⁠ “They’re talking about this existential threat, and then 20 minutes later they’re releasing another incredibly powerful model,” Larsen said. Larsen also warned about the bioweapons risks posed by AI. ⁠ ⁠ Watch more of the interview with Larsen at the link in our bio. 03 Nov 2026

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