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Mississippi homeowners blame a noisy data center plant for sleepless nights. The mayor's advice? "Consider selling."

Homeowners in Mississippi are reporting sleep loss and pollution linked to an unpermitted xAI power project in Black communities.

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Residents in Mississippi are blaming a data center plant for noise-induced sleepless nights. Coverage from Yahoo and Reuters reports that xAI has installed 59 unpermitted turbines, contributing to pollution in Black communities already affected by lung disease.

Reports from CBS News highlight the local government's response, noting that the mayor advised affected homeowners to consider selling their properties. Other coverage from The Christian Science Monitor and peopleofcolorintech.com discusses the broader human cost of AI infrastructure in Memphis and surrounding areas.

Future developments center on the impact of the 59 unpermitted turbines and the ongoing effects of AI infrastructure on these specific communities.

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Quick answers

What is the specific complaint from Mississippi homeowners?

Homeowners are blaming a data center plant for causing sleepless nights due to noise.

What was the mayor's response to the residents?

According to CBS News, the mayor advised homeowners to consider selling.

What infrastructure is reportedly unpermitted?

Yahoo and Reuters report that xAI has 59 unpermitted turbines.

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xAI Mississippi AI Infrastructure Memphis

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