Even so, some states are witnessing firsthand just how difficult it is to change the rules around data centers and utilities with legislation. Georgia has seen an influx of both data center projects and bipartisan opposition to those projects: Data centers and high electric bills played a key role in the state’s midterm elections. Last week, state lawmakers abruptly stopped a bill in the state Senate that would have mandated no costs related to data centers be passed down to consumers. The state’s powerful electric utility, Georgia Power, was reportedly opposed to the bill. Georgia Power did not immediately respond to a request for comment. (A milder version of the Senate bill, which the utility supports, is still making its way through the legislature.)
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You get the same story with async functions. Swift has a whole separate library for dealing with async operations on collections, because the methods on the existing collections can’t be generic to support both synchronous and asynchronous versions. There’s no such thing as re-async.