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Welcome to Tech News Briefing. It's Wednesday, June 11th. I'm Victoria Craig for the Wall Street Journal.

President Trump's signature budget bill could throw a wrench in big tech's plans to power massive

data centers needed to fuel the AI boom. But the journal exclusively reports those companies

aren't sitting back quietly. Then so-called sextortion scams have ended

in tragedy for teenaged social media users across the country. Now scammers have found a new way

to build trust faster. Our family and tech columnist explains what parents need to know.

But first, a coalition of tech giants, including Microsoft, Google, Amazon, and META,

are lobbying members of Congress not to slash clean energy tax credits in the so-called

Big Beautiful Bill awaiting approval from the Senate.

The Data Center Coalition, as they call themselves, is concerned

rising power prices and power shortages, could disrupt their investments, and they've sent a letter

to the Senate Majority Leader expressing those worries. Amrith Ramkumar is the journal's tech and

crypto policy reporter. Amrith, you've gotten an exclusive look at this letter. What does it say?

The letter to Senate Majority Leader John Thune basically says that tech companies are really worried about electricity shortages and price increases if Congress goes ahead with the plan to gut clean energy tax credits and aggressively phased them out.

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