The Quiet Giants Taking Over Our Neighbourhoods: Why the World Is Pushing Back Against Data Centres

They hum around the clock, drink water by the millions of litres, and are quietly reshaping landscapes from rural Ireland to suburban Virginia. Data centres are the unseen engines of modern life, and the people living next to them are no longer staying silent.

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October 26, 2026
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