Data centres as 'good citizens?' Toronto councillor’s motion shot down (opens original article in a new tab)
Toronto councillor Dianne Saxe's motion to address AI data centres as 'bad citizens' was rejected by the city council.
- Toronto councillor Dianne Saxe's motion to address AI data centres as 'bad citizens' was rejected by the city council.
- Saxe argued data centres pose risks to the electrical grid and water resources, but her proposal was deemed out of order and premature.
- The motion aimed to adopt a vision for sustainable and accountable data centres, aligning with global cities like Montreal, but faced skepticism from other councillors.
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