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Curry, bagels … and AI? Londoners fight plan for huge datacentre in Brick Lane

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Matthew Taylor
Curry, bagels … and AI? Londoners fight plan for huge datacentre in Brick Lane
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Residents and campaigners in London are opposing a proposed data center in Brick Lane, arguing it threatens the local community and exacerbates the city's housing crisis. They contend that the site should be used for affordable housing rather than infrastructure for high-frequency trading.

Jonathan Moberly and Susanna Kow are part of the Save Brick Lane campaign. Jonathan Moberly and Susanna Kow are part of the Save Brick Lane campaign. London Curry, bagels … and AI? Londoners fight plan for huge datacentre in Brick Lane Residents and council say creating affordable housing is more urgent than ‘high-frequency trading’ in nearby City

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