• ReelTime Rentals issued a statement backing Monterey Park’s voter-approved permanent ban on new data centers.
• The group framed the vote as a turning point in the AI infrastructure debate, citing land, power, water use, utility costs, land use, community consent.
• It argued AI capability does not require large centralized data centers, pointing to its distributed “Reel Intelligence” architecture as an alternative.
• The company positioned the approach as a lower-capital-intensity model than Big Tech’s data center buildout, citing rising public opposition.
• ReelTime Rentals said it plans to support other community efforts opposing data center expansion.

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