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'Virginia Is For Servers' Declares DC Pro-Data Center Bash; Some VA Residents Fume: Report
- On Saturday, Protesters interrupted Data After Dark, a Pro-Data Center Party held at PubKey in Washington. The event drew about 1,000 RSVPed guests celebrating American computing.
- Organizers promoted American computing to counter what they viewed as unfounded opposition to data center expansion. Data centers have become contentious due to massive demands for electricity, water, and land across the country.
- Demonstrators shouted 'Thank you for using all of our water!' and 'You're killing the world,' interrupting the stage. Attendees responded by chanting 'USA!' as security escorted the Protesters away.
- Some Northern Virginia residents stated the event 'actively mock' their communities. Jonas described the party as a response to what he termed 'bipartisan psychosis over data centers.'
- CNN data guru Harry Enten recently noted 76% of Dems and 60% of Republicans oppose building data centers in their neighborhoods. Jonas suggested similar celebrations could eventually be organized in New York, San Francisco, and Los Angeles.
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PROTESTERS STORM DC PRO-DATA CENTER PARTY — Get Drowned Out By 'USA!' Chants As Trump Pushes AI Dominance
Four demonstrators crashed a Washington, D.C. celebration of American data centers Saturday night, shouting about water use and flipping off the crowd — only to be buried under a thunderous 'USA! USA!' chant.
Protester storms DC party, flips off crowd as ‘USA!’ chants erupt amid Trump’s AI push - NEW YORK TIMES POST
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Protesters crashed a large pro-data center party in Washington, D.C., making obscene guestures attendees and shouting about the industry’s water use as President Donald Trump pushes to accelerate America’s artificial intelligence and data center boom. “Thank you for using all of our water!” and “You’re killing the [...]
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