On November 6, protestors stormed a Microsoft data centre construction site near Amsterdam, raising concerns about power usage. The activist group Geef Tegengas argues that the centre will strain local electricity supplies significantly. Police initially sought to block the demonstration but were overwhelmed as protesters broke through barriers. Previous protests have targeted the same location, reflecting escalating frustrations about technology infrastructure. On November 6, protestors stormed a Microsoft data centre construction site near Amsterdam, raising concerns about power usage. The activist group Geef Tegengas argues that the centre will strain local electricity supplies significantly. Police initially sought to block the demonstration but were overwhelmed as protesters broke through barriers. Previous protests have targeted the same location, reflecting escalating frustrations about technology infrastructure.
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