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Resistance to AI data centers is reportedly gaining ground in India

Reuters reports that Amazon, Google and Microsoft are pouring billions into facilities from Maharashtra to Andhra Pradesh.

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Reuters reports that resistance to AI data centers is gaining ground in India, where Amazon, Google and Microsoft are pouring billions into facilities that advance Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s ambition to host “the whole world’s data.” Reuters says residents in Virginia and near Amsterdam and Dublin have complained about noise, surging electricity consumption, water stress and the industrialization of residential neighborhoods.

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Reuters@ReutersFrom the suburbs of Virginia to the outskirts of Amsterdam and Dublin, residents have increasingly rebelled against the spread of AI data centers, complaining of noise, surging electricity consumption, water stress and industrialization of residential neighborhoods. That resistance is gaining ground in India, where Amazon, Google and Microsoft are pouring billions into facilities that advance Prime Minister Narendra Modi's ambition to host ‘the whole world's data,’ stretching from Maharashtra in the west to Andhra Pradesh in the south https://reut.rs/3VDL4gz1h
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    Reuters@ReutersFrom the suburbs of Virginia to the outskirts of Amsterdam and Dublin, residents have increasingly rebelled against the spread of AI data centers, complaining of noise, surging electricity consumption, water stress and industrialization of residential neighborhoods. That resistance is gaining ground in India, where Amazon, Google and Microsoft are pouring billions into facilities that advance Prime Minister Narendra Modi's ambition to host ‘the whole world's data,’ stretching from Maharashtra in the west to Andhra Pradesh in the south https://reut.rs/3VDL4gz1h
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