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15. So, how soon until the locals notice high power bills and a possible lack of drinking water?

Sun Jul 12, 2026, 05:01 PM

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Trinidad and Tobago signs agreements with US companies that pave the way for data centers [View all] BumRushDaShow Yesterday OP

How long until the locals get pissed and tear them down? nt Javaman Yesterday #1

Data centers in Trinidad. vishnura Yesterday #2

And the power needed.... SergeStorms Yesterday #3

Truly abominable KKKrap from this maladministration wolfie001 Yesterday #4

Power will be less a problem then cooling EX500rider Yesterday #7

What about heat? SamuelTheThird 19 hrs ago #13

I think someone just wants to work in an island paradise ToxMarz Yesterday #8

Hopefully the people of Trinidad & Tobago do what Albania did. Crowman2009 Yesterday #9

Might depend on how many locals they plan to hire & what they plan to pay EX500rider 20 hrs ago #12

Kick dalton99a Yesterday #10

They can probably kiss their tourism goodbye. Vinca 19 hrs ago #14