Asia's data centers face growing opposition from local communities over power, water, and transparency concerns
The rapid expansion of AI data centers across Asia is fueling a public backlash, with local communities pushing back against their development. Concerns primarily revolve around power and water consumption, as well as transparency issues. Governments and developers are currently responding to these concerns.
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