Some lawmakers want the state to get a piece of the billions of dollars proposed nationwide to develop large data centers to support artificial intelligence and cloud computing. But they need to strike the right balance between wooing mostly construction-related jobs and managing the infrastructure costs and environmental effects. Last year’s legislation fell short because
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