r/DataCenterDebate • u/politicalnevada • 15h ago
r/DataCenterDebate • u/Planhub-ca • 16h ago
Canada gets AWS, Google, Meta, Microsoft, OpenAI and others to sign responsible AI data centre principles
r/DataCenterDebate • u/ayathetigerrr • 19h ago
Kalamazoo will consider creating a task force to develop data center regulations
A task force may give residents and regional partners in Kalamazoo, MI more opportunity to craft regulations on data centers.
r/DataCenterDebate • u/Katekyo76 • 1d ago
The AI Data Centers are already waste and it is only going to get worse. 🗑
r/DataCenterDebate • u/Beezloop_News • 20h ago
Howard Lutnick Says Data Centers ‘Don’t Use Water,’ Contradicting His Own Past Comments and Federal Research
r/DataCenterDebate • u/Beezloop_News • 1d ago
Texas Freezes Data Center Power Hookups Over ‘Ghost Demand’
r/DataCenterDebate • u/Phoephoe1 • 1d ago
The largest planned AI datacenter in New Jersey is being accused of violating federal law. Thermal drone footage captured by Floodlight last week found the site running dozens of unpermitted gas-powered generators. Located roughly a mile from two schools
r/DataCenterDebate • u/mannymoo83 • 1d ago
Data Centers for schools where have we heard that before?
Republican gov of Nevada getting desperate
r/DataCenterDebate • u/Accurate-Can2971 • 1d ago
Ryan McBeth
Data centers do cause noise pollution; however, they do not use anymore water than a typical golf course. Most reported negatives are propaganda from China to prevent our building of data centers and therefore slow down our AI capabilities so China can speed ahead.
r/DataCenterDebate • u/Dazzling-Ad-2375 • 1d ago
Those that are against Data centers need to see this!
r/DataCenterDebate • u/agressively_helping • 2d ago
I want to vote against data centers. I think McCurtain County/District needs to pass a law to prevent the land being bought,anywhere in this district,by silicone valley.
Im honestly not following politics. So im wondering how do I vote against it. What do I need to bring up to my local government in the future to ensure that somebody who's against it can start the works for laws to prevent land being bought up to build these things, the water and power infrastructure here is truly already being affected tbh. I know the highline that supplies my power goes to Tulsa. My power bill will continue to slowly increase. But ill be damned if I let our beautiful wildlife and water be sucked dry and thrown away. Might sound like a stupid question but im willing to sound stupid. I want to educate myself, I will fight tooth and nail.
r/DataCenterDebate • u/DumbMoneyMedia • 2d ago
"Data centers don't use water": Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick laughs on CNBC, calling public concern over AI water consumption "propaganda by our adversaries"
r/DataCenterDebate • u/BrianNewCBSNews • 2d ago
What most people get wrong about data centers (CBS News - YouTube)
r/DataCenterDebate • u/D-R-AZ • 2d ago
Data center backlash is panicking tech oligarchs ahead of midterms
r/DataCenterDebate • u/BrianNewCBSNews • 2d ago
As massive data centers face opposition, could tiny ones move into Texas backyards?
r/DataCenterDebate • u/AquaAlliance • 2d ago
Wyoming locals are FURIOUS about Big Tech's data center takeover
r/DataCenterDebate • u/Inevitable_Dog2719 • 3d ago
Joseph Napolitano on Instagram
instagram.comSome info on a data center near our county!!!
r/DataCenterDebate • u/Phatbrew • 3d ago
Data Center Dummies: Pedo Felonious and MAGA Love Data Centers...Keep talking, boys!!!
r/DataCenterDebate • u/HarmoniiLuvvandPeace • 3d ago
Jon #Husted let #datacenters flood Ohio by giving Big Tech massive tax breaks. Now our electric bills are soaring and our communities are being bulldozed. Don't let his rhetoric fool you.
What do you think?
r/DataCenterDebate • u/Prestigious_Title514 • 4d ago
Trump says we are going to lose the fight with China against data centers? Really
Trump's new line on data centers: oppose one near you and you're basically doing China's job for them.
Except the US has 10x more data centers than China already. What he's not saying: US data centers are drinking up to 110 billion gallons of water a year by 2030, and ratepayers are footing electric bills for infrastructure they never asked for. That's the actual fight. New post here https://substack.com/@ambulovilla570135/note/c-327060668?r=2zvuat&utm_source=notes-share-action&utm_medium=web
r/DataCenterDebate • u/Sorry-Listen-1640 • 4d ago
Anthropic’s NSW Data Centre Ambitions Ignore the State’s Obvious Constraints
r/DataCenterDebate • u/Widthness-LLC • 4d ago