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When big data comes to a small town: The project riling up citizens in Olds, Alta.

When big data comes to a small town: The project riling up citizens in Olds, Alta.
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Residents of Olds, Alberta, are protesting a proposed massive data center and power plant project. The community is divided between the potential for economic growth and concerns over environmental impact and infrastructure strain.

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The conflict illustrates the tension between the rapid expansion of AI-supporting infrastructure and the preservation of rural community standards.

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"A data centre and power plant want to move in next door," they read. "Are you ready for what comes next?"

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The article presents both the town government's economic perspective and the residents' concerns.

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