Thailand's Data Center Boom Raises Environmental Concerns
Thailand's data center industry is rapidly expanding as the nation aims to become a digital hub. Concerns are rising over the environmental impact, including electricity consumption, water resources, land use, noise, and fuel storage, which could affect local environments and infrastructure. The government is seeking to mitigate risks through stricter regulations.
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