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The private equity firm's plan would involve joining TikTok's non-Chinese backers and separating the app's U.S. operations with Chinese investment under 20%.

Bolstered by the near-bottomless demand for more digital storage space and artificial intelligence technologies, massive data center proposals are becoming as common as kudzu.