@spicy12020: #adatacentre#digitaldisaster #trinidadandtobago🇹🇹 #economyfreefalling #norealplan

Omarajs Richard Siew :

Singapore is doing it successfully,why can’t we, this is a good opportunity for better infrastructure for all

maria :

hmm.... interesting commentary

user9362522811352 :

Are you an expert?

naturalist of naturalness :

I can't understand why Trump don't built them in his country

JR :

it will be nice if they put it in prince's town

Tryating :

They will be using salt water. They will build a desalination plant to cool it. Also they will used natural gas to run it.

Chris Chris :

balisier house under investigation talk about that

SMOKEY :

only time will tell what will be the outcome

Seven :

the question is why the US doesn't want the Data center in there own country

Sharmela Samnarine :

this government ain't care nothing bout citizens

trinifilez :

they have NO PLAN

Joan Cayenne :

It will be a data disaster.

pnm :

Celestial Success 🇹🇹 :

hmmmmmm

unknown 33 :

Trinidad repent repent repent

user1095709997414 :

Every plant at point Lisa's industrial estate went through the same criticism.

Derek Michael :

They Drain the Local Power GridData centers require a tremendous amount of electricity to run processors and cooling systems around the clock.Rising Utility Bills: The massive demand forces utility companies to upgrade grids, often pushing the financial burden onto regular citizens through higher electricity rates.Grid Blackouts: In some regions, data centers eat up so much capacity that they cause bottlenecks, threatening the stability of power for regular homes and local industries.Fossil Fuel Reliance: Despite tech company promises to use green energy, many facilities install their own massive gas or diesel generators to guarantee uninterrupted power, heavily increasing local air pollution.💧 They Consume Millions of Gallons of WaterTo keep thousands of servers from overheating, data centers rely on massive industrial cooling systems.Water Scarcity: They can consume millions of gallons of water per day, directly competing with residential drinking water supplies and local agriculture.Thermal Pollution: The water evaporated or discharged from these facilities alters local temperatures, sometimes creating localized "heat islands".📉 They Do Not Create Many JobsUnlike a traditional factory or corporate headquarters, a data center is mostly filled with automated machines rather than humans.Minimal Long-Term Employment: While construction creates temporary jobs, a finished, massive data center usually only requires a handful of permanent staff—mostly security guards and a small team of IT technicians.Low Economic Return: For the vast amount of physical land and resources they occupy, they generate very little ongoing employment for the local community.🔊 Noise and Quality of Life IssuesLiving near a data center can severely damage local quality of life.Constant Hum: The industrial-scale cooling fans and power infrastructure generate a loud, continuous, low-frequency buzz that disturbs nearby residential neighborhoods.

premlal Michael :

that is a disaster.

avinash :

that's,crazy

popo :

think positive not negative

peterparker7877 :

There is an artesian (under round water supply)well there.

precession electronics :

here 2 small for that . we font have enough water 2 behind with

Tryating :

The same complaints were for nuclear power plants. Now they are building more nuclear power plants around the world. People are complaining about technology they know nothing about. Just going on rumours and not long term study.

real G :

fire 🔥 4 that

seeta_martin2102 :

Well said sister