India, Nov. 5 -- The results of the US midterm elections could widen the gap between large technology companies and smaller artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure firms. Possible restrictions on new data centre projects could benefit big technology companies that already have enough computing capacity while making it harder for smaller companies to expand.

Democratic victories in key gubernatorial races have raised concerns about tighter rules for building data centres in the US. These developments have also increased investor worries about whether new data centre projects will get approval on time and how companies will pay for their construction, according to CNBC.

In Texas, Democratic governor-elect Gina Hinojosa has proposed a ...