Amazon’s $1B data center plan faces criticism despite ending NDAs
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Amazon has announced a $1 billion plan to address concerns related to its data centers, which has been met with mixed reactions. While the company received praise for ending non-disclosure agreements (NDAs), it also faced criticism for allegedly downplaying the pollution caused by its data centers. This development highlights ongoing tensions between corporate initiatives and environmental accountability.
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Originally published by arstechnica
