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“Protesters break into Microsoft data center site in Amsterdam”

“Protesters have broken into a construction site of a new Microsoft data center in Amsterdam this morning. Members of the Geef Tegengas group helped organize the protest against the construction of three 85-meter data center towers in the outskirts of Amsterdam.”

Protesters broke into a Microsoft data center construction site in Amsterdam.

Key points

  • Protesters from Geef Tegengas entered a new Microsoft data center construction site in Amsterdam.
  • Around 100 people gained access and some climbed a crane to display a 'fuck AI' banner.
  • Banners reading 'Microsoft powers genocide' were unfurled; chants included 'Microsoft has got to go' and 'free Palestine.'
  • Amsterdam banned new data centers until 2030, but this project continued, built by Pure Data Centres.
  • The protests occur amid a broader wave of European data center opposition and related actions.
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    Protesters break into a Microsoft data centre site in Amsterdam.

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