The exact wrong lesson to learn from data centre infrasound fears

Ketan Joshi · 1 May 2026

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AI data centres cannot be meaningfully reformed without a fundamental change of course and ideology in the industry.

Their wordsReformation is impossible for AI data centres, at least, not without a massive change of course and an ideological reckoning.
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Preventing the underlying causes of public health fears works better than debunking them after they take hold.

Their wordsThe only solution is preventing the disease, not treating the symptoms.
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Data centres are being built in such number, size and speed that the industry cannot realistically be reformed.

Their wordsThere are simply too many data centres being built, and they're too big, being built too fast.

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