Trump says companies should pay 'dividend' to communities to make data centres popular
Data centres fueling the rise of AI have become a political flashpoint in communities across the country given the high quantities of water and power they…
The Hindu reports: Data centres fueling the rise of AI have become a political flashpoint in communities across the country given the high quantities of water and power they require, with opposition uniting voters across ideological lines.
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