Anti-AI protesters breach Microsoft data centre construction site in Amsterdam
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More than 100 activists gathered at the construction site in the Dutch capital, raising concerns over electricity and water consumption as protests against data centres spread across Europe
More than 100 protesters gathered at a Microsoft data centre construction site in Amsterdam on Friday, with some entering the premises and climbing a crane as opposition to the rapid expansion of AI (artificial intelligence) infrastructure grows across Europe.
The demonstration was part of a wider campaign against large-scale data centres, with activists planning protests in several European countries on November 6 and 7.
The protesters entered the construction site in Amsterdam's Sloterdijk district, where a facility is being developed for Microsoft. Some climbed a crane and displayed banners, while police intervened to remove demonstrators.
The protest was organised by Dutch activist group Geef Tegengas, alongside a wider international campaign known as Stop Dirty Data Centres.
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