AI DATA CENTERS' VIBRATION HARMS NEARBY RESIDENTS
Residents living near data centers are reporting that constant low-frequency vibrations from AI infrastructure are damaging their health and homes. Tech giants' rapid expansion of data center capacity is creating an unintended consequence for neighboring communities.
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