Residents Report Noise and Air Quality Issues Living Next to Data Center

A news report highlights the grievances of residents living in close proximity to a large data center facility. Local resident Lindsay Shaw describes significant disturbances, including persistent, loud noise that can be heard inside her home at all hours of the night. Additionally, residents have raised concerns regarding air quality, reporting the presence of smoke and fumes emanating from the facility, which they claim leaves a lingering taste of dirt and cigarettes. The footage illustrates the immediate physical closeness between the industrial-scale infrastructure and residential properties, sparking a broader conversation about zoning regulations and the impact of large-scale tech facilities on neighboring communities.

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rohan_47xNewcomerOct 3, 2026

imagine the video was stored in that data center, ironic

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oleksandr76NewcomerOct 3, 2026

I lived right next to one of those back in the day and you didnt hear a peep from the building. sounds like that place there has no insulation at all and sounds literally like what the facility next to my place sounded on the inside (I toured the place once after they sent out in

liam.smithNewcomerOct 3, 2026

See, this has nothing to do with data centers or AI, this is just dickhead building

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aoitanaka58NewcomerOct 3, 2026

But pleaseeeee do think about the shareholders

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ploychai66NewcomerOct 3, 2026

Honest question, what can us ordinary obedient people do? It seems the take over has won. Slowly but surely.

lucatorres18NewcomerOct 3, 2026

you can shit on EU all you want, but this would never have happened here because of regulations

leila.toumiNewcomerOct 3, 2026

Gonna have to fight tech with nature.

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kowalski.janNewcomerOct 3, 2026

Then start acting like a community

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jonasweber34NewcomerOct 3, 2026

How about zoning areas? Residential zoning and industrial zoning? Should there at least be a huge space in between them?

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daan_87xNewcomerOct 3, 2026

what kind of third world shithole doesn't have regulations and standards to deal with this kind of situations?