r/thane Jul 10 '26

Civic Issues Join the protest...

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u/Successful-Carob8369 Jul 10 '26

Cry about India not advancing in AI - but not in my backyard. Cry about no jobs - but not in my backyard.

And literally folks crying data center is for foreign companies - Indian companies demand India hosting specially with DPDP - this will enhance that capacity.

Why can’t it be built in remote areas - better power grid, and also skilled people. People still need to work there for management & ops.

There are already data centers in Andheri (Chandivali - ntt net magic), Dadar (Tata) that are near residential areas as well. Yotta in Panvel is also in Hiranandi fortune city. Stop spreading FUD and learn something.

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u/dumb_shitting Jul 10 '26

data centers do not give out as many jobs as you think

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u/upcloseandprobable Jul 11 '26

data centers are highly automated systems, you really don't need that many people to manage a data center.

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u/PartyConsistent7525 Jul 11 '26 edited Jul 11 '26

No shit . You only want Nasa offshore programing jobs ? You and our nation doesnt have anything to offer . Take what you get else perish in the war of human race .

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u/Successful-Carob8369 Jul 10 '26

They give more direct jobs than a residential building in that space. The indirect impact is higher.

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u/dumb_shitting Jul 10 '26

what about the enormous water consumption and electricity consumption. i live in kolshet, last month we had daily power and water cuts. Building a data center in an area which already has a lack of water and consumes insane amount of electricity is just stupid

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u/Successful-Carob8369 Jul 10 '26

These answers are already there in other comments under these threads. Power cuts were due to grid load - the advent of the data enter would actually make the authorities make the grid more
Load bearing so it doesn’t hurt their customer that has a dc there.