US mayors push back against data centre boom as AI backlash grows
Polluting gas turbines and strained power grids are among the growing list of concerns.
US mayors push back against data centre boom as AI backlash grows
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Iran's strikes on data centres show vulnerability of AI expansion
Iran struck three data centres in the Middle East, and has signalled that technology infrastructure will continue to be in the firing line.
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