A halt on powering data centers in Texas has sparked discussion. This development is part of a larger issue in the US. The concept of 'ghost' demand is being reexamined.
Further details about this situation are available from the source. The halt in Texas is reflective of a broader reckoning in the US.
More information can be found on the reuters.com website, which reports on the halt and its implications.
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