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“More Than 100 Protesters Storm a Microsoft Data Center Site in Amsterdam”
“The protest is one of several demonstrations planned across Europe this weekend over the rapid expansion of data centers.”
More than 100 protesters entered a Microsoft data center site in Amsterdam.
Key points
More than 100 protesters breached the construction site gate at Amsterdam data center.
Two groups entered; at least one arrest occurred; police seized tools like an angle grinder.
The project is by Pure Data Centres Group, planned capacity 78 MW, with Microsoft as sole tenant.
Activists sprayed graffiti and clashed with riot police; concerns cited about AI and energy use.
Global protests and moratorium calls on large data centers accompany political and public debate.
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Amsterdam bans new data centres until 2030, but Pure Data Centres continues this $1 billion project.
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Amsterdam bans new data centres until 2030, but Pure Data Centres continues this $1 billion project.
SourcesChannel News Asia10:39 UTCReuters10:57 UTCThe Next Web10:58 UTCThe Times of India11:20 UTCThe Verge11:55 UTCBusiness Insider13:09 UTCBloomberg13:47 UTCEuronews14:04 UTCand 16 more