Willie Nelson criticises data centres over noise and water use
The 93-year-old musician says massive data facilities are loud and consuming water resources.
Willie Nelson has spoken out against data centres, describing them as invasive installations. He raised concerns about the noise they generate and their consumption of water. The entertainer characterised the facilities as problematic for the land.
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Willie Nelson lashes out at data centres 'invading our land'
The 93-year-old entertainer said the massive data facilities were "loud" and stealing water.