Every citation is real, checked against the source, and linked. Nothing invented.
No assertion stands on its own. Each one is backed by the statute, rule, or case it comes from.
Every guide is updated monthly to keep the analysis current.
Most weekdays something shifts in the law of building AI infrastructure. I write up the one that matters and send it before you grab coffee. Free, concise, useful.
The QSBS rules reward founders who plan early, and quietly punish the ones who do not.
A short tour of who carries the risk when the only supply chain that matters slips.
Groundwater rules are quietly deciding which desert sites can actually be built.
How the federal clean energy tax credit works, and how to claim it.
Read →How an AI data center connects to the power grid, and why it takes so long.
Read →How the five states compare on tax and rules, and how to choose.
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My name is Junde Liu. I am a JD and Tax LL.M. candidate at the University of Florida and I sit for the Florida Bar this July. I am very passionate about AI and AI infrastructure law.
America is building AI data centers faster than the law can keep up. The rules that decide whether one gets built, the tax exemptions, the water permits, the construction contracts, the power deals, sit in statutes, agency rules, and cases that almost no one reads cover to cover. I read them so you do not have to, and I organize and write it down here.
It is free. No paywall, and nothing to fill out before you can read.
A free email every weekday on the law of building AI infrastructure, before you grab coffee.