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America's 89-year-old company Polaroid is 'warning' Americans about datacenters

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America's 89-year-old company Polaroid is 'warning' Americans about datacenters
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Camera company Polaroid has launched an advertising campaign criticizing the high water consumption of AI data centers. The campaign, which includes a billboard in Brooklyn, encourages consumers to engage in analog activities rather than digital ones.

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Highlights the growing environmental concerns regarding the resource intensity of AI infrastructure and the marketing trend of 'analog' branding.

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The article reports on a corporate marketing campaign and its stated environmental message without endorsing the company's claims.

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