Part of the story The backlash against AI data centers and their power and water costs Coverage dated October 29, 2026 to November 5, 2026
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Companies racing to build AI infrastructure are promising raises, bonuses and promotions to lure technicians from rivals.
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Shunning AI data centers will cost the US far more than embracing them. Just look at the UK. ↗ (opens New York Post) Published Oct 29, 2026
New York Post's feed description When it comes to AI data centers, I believe that the right policy, give or take a few caveats, is simple: build, baby, build.
Oil Price
Massive AI Data Center Sparks Backlash Despite Clean Energy Promises ↗ (opens Oil Price) Published Nov 1, 2026
Oil Price's feed description As more governments put increasing pressure on tech companies to develop more sustainable data centres, to ensure they do not place a further burden on the grid, several tech firms are investing in developing new energy capacity and incorporating other innovative ideas into their facility developmen…
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This Tech CEO Says the Problem Isn’t Data Centers. It’s How the Industry Is Selling Them ↗ (opens Inc.) Published Nov 4, 2026
Inc.'s feed description Following the midterm elections, Lisa Su, the chief executive of AMD, says that she’s sees an ‘opportunity’ for the AI industry.
Bloomberg
Data Centers Are Running Out of People Who Know How to Run Them ↗ (opens Bloomberg) Published Nov 5, 2026
Bloomberg's feed description Companies racing to build AI infrastructure are promising raises, bonuses and promotions to lure technicians from rivals.