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AI 数据中心扩建因电线杆问题在墨尔本引发强烈反对

澳大利亚最大的数据中心运营商 NEXTDC 计划扩建其位于墨尔本西区的设施,但遭到了社区的强烈反对。扩建需要增加电力供应,电力供应商 Jemena 计划通过用更高的混凝土电线杆替换较短的木杆来实现。居民们对扩建规模、噪音以及潜在的发电机使用表示担忧,这导致了项目延误和 NEXTDC 股价下跌。该公司目前正在探索电力输送的替代解决方案。 AI

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AI 数据中心扩建因电线杆问题在墨尔本引发强烈反对

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报道来源 [2]

  1. The Guardian — AI TIER_1 English(EN) · Nick Evershed ·

    墨尔本引发社区强烈反对的 AI 数据中心电线杆有多高?

    <p>Compare the concrete masts with their timber predecessors and other structures seen on suburban streets</p><p>In something of a David v Goliath battle, Australia’s largest datacentre operator has faced a major setback in its plans to double the size of its west Melbourne facil…

  2. Mastodon — fosstodon.org TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] ·

    🤖 墨尔本引发社区强烈反对的 AI 数据中心电线杆有多高?将混凝土电线杆与之前的木质电线杆及其他进行比较

    🤖 How tall are the AI datacentre power poles that sparked a community backlash in Melbourne? Compare the concrete masts with their timber predecessors and other structures seen on suburban streetsIn something of a David v Goliath battle, Australia’s largest datacentre operator ha…