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The fight against data centers is bringing Americans together | Opinion

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By Sonali Kolhatkar Verified
| Times-Standard Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... By Sonali Kolhatkar These days, it seems as though there are new data centers being proposed and built everywhere. Tech companies have long relied on these gigantic server warehouses to process massive amounts of digital data. But a race to develop AI, championed by President Donald Trump, has fed a sharp surge in construction. The problem is, no one really wants to live near one. Three-quarters of Americans surveyed in August say they oppose data centers.
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Data Centers Are Spreading, But So Is Popular Resistance

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By Sonali Kolhatkar Verified
| Common Dreams Verified
These days, it seems as though there are new data centers being proposed and built everywhere. Tech companies have long relied on these gigantic server warehouses to process massive amounts of digital data. But a race to develop AI, championed by President Donald Trump, has fed a sharp surge in construction. The problem is, no one really wants to live near one. Three-quarters of Americans surveyed in August say they oppose data centers. That’s up from 42% a year earlier.
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The Fight Against Data Centers Is Bringing Americans Together

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By Sonali Kolhatkar Verified
| Colorado Times Recorder Verified
These days, it seems as though there are new data centers being proposed and built everywhere. Tech companies have long relied on these gigantic server warehouses to process massive amounts of digital data. But a race to develop AI, championed by President Donald Trump, has fed a sharp surge in construction. The problem is, no one really wants to live near one. Three quarters of Americans surveyed in August say they oppose data centers. That’s up from 42 percent a year earlier.
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