It doesn't matter. The perception is all datacenters do AI (not necessarily wrong nowadays either) and that's all that matters to the public when they see so many lost jobs and high computer / phone prices.
It doesn't matter. The perception is all datacenters do AI (not necessarily wrong nowadays either) and that's all that matters to the public when they see so many lost jobs and high computer / phone prices.
And how does the public know there is a datacenter inside a random building?
Either it's being proposed or other people tell them about them. It's not hard to find out where datacenters are.
The local government would need to know, and that would come out in town meetings.
Browse Google Maps aerial view and look for the backup generators.
Every produce storage facility going to have them, won't it?
No. It’s not economical for produce to have backup generators. Better to just move produce or let it go.
"That's not a datacenter. It's just a regular old building consuming 20+MW of electricity"