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In Ohio, the topic of data centres has sparked a huge debate in the US midterm elections. BBC News presenter Sumi Somaskanda has travelled to the state to look …
In Ohio, the topic of data centres has sparked a huge debate in the US midterm elections.
BBC News presenter Sumi Somaskanda has travelled to the state to look at a grassroots movement to prevent a data centre in southern Ohio and visits the state’s silicon heartland near the capital Columbus.
Subscribe to our channel here: https://bbc.in/bbcnews
For the latest news download the BBC News app or visit BBC.com/news
You wait, Dr Strange Musk wants his AI orbiting in space on a million mini data processing satellites, powered by the sun. So when it all goes wrong, just pulling the plug will not be an option.
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I currently live in Clermont County and once a month I have to drive to Mt Orab to see 1 of my doctors sometimes I have to drive to Hillsboro to see that provider it would be so sad to see data centers all over Brown County or Clermont County or any other county in the state of Ohio. I've lived 7 different states from 2 of them were the coldest, folks around here say I brought the cold and snow when I moved here in Jan 2020 I am totally against data centers AI is the stupidest thing mankind has ever made
Averaged out, every person stores approximately Ten Kilograms of Co2 in the atmosphere uploading selfie pictures to the cloud... Guess where the cloud is stored. ?
Look how many jobs, our livelihoods AI has taken away. They don’t care, the government, it’s all about $$ in their pockets. It’s most obvious Ohio, vote Blue! This has gotten crazy. It’s in our own hands now. No Ramaswamy for governor, he’s another millionaire not looking out for the people. Hustead is for his wealth, his data centers. Do not vote Jim Jordan who has voted only what trump tells him to do. We don’t need that. Save America!
In Ohio, the topic of data centres has sparked a huge debate in the US midterm elections.
BBC News presenter Sumi Somaskanda has travelled to the state to look at a grassroots movement to prevent a data centre in southern Ohio and visits the state’s silicon heartland near the capital Columbus.
Subscribe to our channel here: https://bbc.in/bbcnews
For the latest news download the BBC News app or visit BBC.com/news
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