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Texas can expand data centers without raising electricity costs

Texas can expand data centers without raising electricity costs

By Max Gulker and Steven Gassenberger

Texas can improve reliability and protect consumers without sacrificing innovation and growth.

Data center taxation should be guided by sound policy, not short-term gains
Data center taxation should be guided by sound policy, not short-term gains

By Max Gulker

Roundup of California’s 2026 technology bills
Roundup of California’s 2026 technology bills

By Caden Rosenbaum, Nicole Shekhovtsova and Jordan Campbell

Protecting teens online shouldn’t require mandatory facial scans for digital users
Protecting teens online shouldn’t require mandatory facial scans for digital users

By Richard Sill

Texas’ data center tax exemptions are good tax policy
Texas’ data center tax exemptions are good tax policy

By Max Gulker

  • The third-party doctrine is dying. Government surveillance is not.
    The third-party doctrine is dying. Government surveillance is not.

    Commentary by Nicole Shekhovtsova

  • California Senate Bill 813 highlights the need for a federal artificial intelligence framework
    California Senate Bill 813 highlights the need for a federal artificial intelligence framework

    Testimony by Richard Sill

  • Local data center moratoria are costly for the whole country
    Local data center moratoria are costly for the whole country

    Commentary by Max Gulker

  • CCIA v. Paxton: Regulations limiting social media access violate First Amendment
    CCIA v. Paxton: Regulations limiting social media access violate First Amendment

  • AICOA would replace successful American competition policy with rigid rules that have failed in Europe
    AICOA would replace successful American competition policy with rigid rules that have failed in Europe

    Backgrounder by Max Gulker

  • The SECURE Data Act presents a uniform federal framework for digital privacy
    The SECURE Data Act presents a uniform federal framework for digital privacy

    Testimony by Richard Sill

  • A ‘compute tax’ is the wrong answer for the future of artificial intelligence and work
    A ‘compute tax’ is the wrong answer for the future of artificial intelligence and work

    Commentary by Max Gulker

  • Why more cybersecurity laws have not meant lower cyber losses
    Why more cybersecurity laws have not meant lower cyber losses

    Commentary by Jen Sidorova

  • The GUARD Act would sacrifice privacy and parental rights
    The GUARD Act would sacrifice privacy and parental rights

    Backgrounder by Nicole Shekhovtsova

Technology Policy Studies

  • Deepfakes, AI, and existing laws
    Deepfakes, AI, and existing laws

    Policy Brief by Richard Sill

  • Consent requirements in comprehensive data privacy laws: Current practices and the path forward
    Consent requirements in comprehensive data privacy laws: Current practices and the path forward

    Policy Brief by Jen Sidorova and Nicole Shekhovtsova

  • FTC’s lawsuit against Facebook is a test case for path-breaking interpretation of antitrust policy
    FTC’s lawsuit against Facebook is a test case for path-breaking interpretation of antitrust policy

    Policy Brief by Thomas Hazlett

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