Big Subsidies for Google, Limited Water for Locals: The Dilemma of AI in India
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Developing-world nations are offering billions of dollars in incentives for U.S. data centers, but locals say the cost is too high.
Developing-world nations are offering billions of dollars in incentives for U.S. data centers, but locals say the cost is too high.
Developing-world nations are offering billions of dollars in incentives for U.S. data centers, but locals say the cost is too high.
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