The ‘data center crackdown’ is a logistics story – mostly unnoticed

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Key takeaway: Moratoriums, lawsuits, and a federal standoff over xAI’s turbines are colliding with the single biggest driver of air cargo demand growth out of Asia. For forwarders, warehouse operators, and carriers, the consequences are becoming impossible to ignore.

The AI data center build-out has been treated by most logistics executives as a demand tailwind, a happy byproduct of Big Tech’s trillion-dollar arms race.

More GPU servers, more high-value freight out of Asia, more charter and widebody capacity soaking …

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