More people are saying no to new data centers
Most Americans now oppose having data centers built in their neighborhoods. Recent data shows that 75 percent of people are against these projects. This is a massive jump from last year when opinions were split down the middle.
Nearly two out of three people say they are strongly against the construction of these facilities. Neighbors often worry about noise, power usage, and the visual impact on their local area.
This shift in public opinion could make it harder for tech companies to find space for new servers. Developers may face tougher battles at town halls as they try to keep up with the growing demand for digital storage.
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