Tag
8 articles
WIRED is hosting a livestream event on September 10 to address public concerns about data center expansion and environmental impact. The panel of experts will discuss energy consumption, sustainability, and policy implications.
Public opposition to data centers in the U.S. has surged from 42% to 75% in just one year, according to a Heatmap News survey. 61% of respondents are now 'strongly opposed.'
China is wiring green energy directly to its data centres in a bid to reduce carbon emissions and promote sustainable tech infrastructure. This move could influence global standards for energy-efficient data centres.
This article explores how AI infrastructure decisions intersect with community governance and data ethics, using the Shelbyville data center controversy as a case study.
SpaceX's IPO filing reveals water access as a significant risk factor for the company's data center operations, highlighting the growing importance of sustainable resource management in tech infrastructure.
An interactive map reveals the growing presence of data centers across rural and suburban areas, sparking community concerns about environmental impact and local oversight.
A new poll reveals that Americans would rather have an Amazon warehouse in their backyard than a data center, highlighting ongoing community resistance to digital infrastructure development.
Data centers are essential for AI development, but their massive energy consumption is sparking global debates about power grids, costs, and environmental impact.
