On March 5, it was reported that Google, Microsoft, Meta, Amazon, and several artificial intelligence companies signed a commitment at the White House on March 4, agreeing to cover the additional electricity costs for powering their data centers, in an effort to alleviate public concerns about rising electricity bills. The Trump administration is working to curb inflation, and data centers of large tech companies have been cited as one of the factors driving up electricity bills for American households and small businesses. Companies that signed the commitment include Amazon Web Services, Meta Platforms, Microsoft, and Alphabet (Google's parent company). They pledged to ensure the electricity needs of newly built AI data centers through methods such as constructing or purchasing power generation facilities, thereby preventing ordinary Americans from facing higher electricity prices due to increased overall demand.