Businessman Elon Musk defended the construction of data centers during a G20 meeting held in Asheville, North Carolina, in the United States. Musk took the opportunity to criticize European regulation, expressing opposition to the regulatory policies implemented in Europe.
The event brings together representatives of the world's largest economies, and Musk was present as a prominent figure in the global technology landscape. His intervention focused on the importance of expanding data infrastructure as an essential element for future technological development.
Musk's criticism of European regulation is part of a broader context of tension between major technology companies and the regulatory authorities of the European Union, which have been implementing stricter rules for the sector.
