Wyoming Backs AI Data Centers, Revolut Eyes Stablecoin Bank, Big Tech Targets $650B

Wyoming issued an executive order to prioritize siting and sustainability for large AI data centers, reinforcing its push as a hub for AI compute and Bitcoin mining. Revolut plans to offer stablecoins through a US national bank expected to launch next year, part of a wave of bank-issued dollar tokens as the stablecoin market grows to about $319.5 billion. Hyperscalers — Microsoft, Amazon, Meta and Alphabet — are projected to spend over $650 billion on AI and data center buildout, accelerating demand for utility-scale power and cloud capacity. A USC study also flagged social-interaction safety failures in frontier AI models, underscoring regulatory focus. The piece argues these trends — state industrial policy, hyperscaler capex, and regulated stablecoin issuance — point toward institutional embedding of crypto rails and AI infrastructure, a development likely to support longer-term bullish market sentiment for Bitcoin and related infrastructure.