Many Latin Americans Living Near Data Centers Don't Feel Welcome in the Future
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Survey finds only 8% of data center opponents live near one, signaling nationalized AI backlash
Data center opposition—and the AI backlash in general—is more about anxiety towards the future than experience in the present.
fortune.com·23d ago
Nobody Wants a Data Center Next Door
A new Gallup survey puts hard numbers behind the growing backlash against AI infrastructure
Nearly 75% of Americans oppose data centers near homes, fueling a nationwide regulatory backlash
Across the country, in cities and rural areas, locals are pushing elected officials to introduce data center regulations and pause new const
therealnews.com·7d ago
In a Wisconsin Land Rush, Data Centers Made Them Millionaires
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Cities trade tax breaks for a fraction of the jobs data centers promise. That's because construction crews that build them move on within mo
qz.com·1d agoAmerica is building 3,000 data centers. The economics aren't as great as they seem
Cities trade tax breaks for a fraction of the jobs data centers promise. That's because construction crews that build them move on within mo
Quartz·1d agoGrassroots Opposition to U.S. Datacenters Swells
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