(ILLUSTRATION)This photo illustration dated August 30, 2026 shows a Google map identifying Lake Ontario as "Lake America" in front of a photograph taken on August 27 of the Canadian flag flying over the lake in Toronto, Ontario. Google redesignated Lake Ontario as "Lake America" on maps seen by US users on August 30, 2026 after President Donald Trump announced he was renaming the body of water, with a Canadian official slamming the cross-border tensions as "absolutely backwards." People in Canada will still see the body of water labeled Lake Ontario, the Indigenous-rooted name used since the 17th century, on their devices and computers, the US-based tech giant said. (Photo by Nicholas KAMM / AFP via Getty Images)

TOPSHOT - Neri Carrillo, mother of two premature girls, tends to her daughters at her home in Corregidora municipality, Queretaro state, Mexico, on July 30, 2026, amid recurring power outages that she says have complicated their oxygen treatment. Data centers are growing rapidly in Mexico, but the next stepgenerating or storing artificial intelligenceruns up against an electrical grid that is already operating at its limit. (Photo by Cesar Gomez / AFP via Getty Images)

Antonio Gomez, who suffers from diabetes, displays insulin that requires refrigeration and is affected by power outages that residents attribute to the nearby Ascenty and Microsoft data centers in the town of Colon, Queretaro state, Mexico, on July 29, 2026. Data centers are growing rapidly in Mexico, but the next stepgenerating or storing artificial intelligenceruns up against an electrical grid that is already operating at its limit. (Photo by Cesar Gomez / AFP via Getty Images)

Maria del Carmen Guzman, a tortilla shop worker, works in the community of El Blanco, in the municipality of Colon, Queretaro, Mexico, on July 29, 2026. Data centers are growing rapidly in Mexico, but the next stepgenerating or storing artificial intelligenceruns up against an electrical grid that is already operating at its limit. (Photo by Cesar Gomez / AFP via Getty Images)

Residents walk along a street in the town of Colon, a town that locals say is affected by power outages caused by the Ascenty and Microsoft data centers, in the state of Queretaro, Mexico, on July 30, 2026. Data centers are growing rapidly in Mexico, but the next stepgenerating or storing artificial intelligenceruns up against an electrical grid that is already operating at its limit. (Photo by Cesar Gomez / AFP via Getty Images)

Neri Carrillo, mother of two premature girls, holds an oxygen cylinder used by her daughters at her home in Corregidora municipality, Queretaro state, Mexico, on July 30, 2026, amid recurring power outages that she says have complicated their oxygen treatment. Data centers are growing rapidly in Mexico, but the next stepgenerating or storing artificial intelligenceruns up against an electrical grid that is already operating at its limit. (Photo by Cesar Gomez / AFP via Getty Images)

Antonio Gomez, who suffers from diabetes, is seen at his home affected by a power outage that residents attribute to the nearby Ascenty and Microsoft data centers in the town of Colon, Queretaro state, Mexico, on July 29, 2026. Data centers are growing rapidly in Mexico, but the next stepgenerating or storing artificial intelligenceruns up against an electrical grid that is already operating at its limit. (Photo by Cesar Gomez / AFP via Getty Images)

A woman inspects machinery at a business affected by power outages that local residents attribute to the nearby Ascenty and Microsoft data centers in the town of Colon, Queretaro state, Mexico, on July 29, 2026. Data centers are growing rapidly in Mexico, but the next stepgenerating or storing artificial intelligenceruns up against an electrical grid that is already operating at its limit. (Photo by Cesar Gomez / AFP via Getty Images)