They need to make a choice on whether to distance themselves from Trump or not and it's probably best they do. They'll have to make a deal with Democrats on what's happening with AI. Data centers are incredibly unpopular so I think it's safe to say construction of new data centers is over for now. I don't however think most people give a shit if AI companies keep up their chaotic development process even if it results in more governments getting hacked. So they make a deal with Dems to stop building data centers in the US in exchange for continuing to speed up the AI race as long as they keep the big fucks ups under wraps as long as possible (which we saw with the Australian thing they waited a long time to reveal it). So I guess these companies will be trying to develop more overseas data centers to make up for it or maybe it'll accelerate the building of space data centers.
> They're all scared of regulation since Trump has let them do whatever they want for a long while now
Regulation has benefits. You can blame regulatory policies for dampened innovation and missed numbers while charging customers for regulatory fees (see all cable companies).