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Amazon and Microsoft End Secret Data Center Deals

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Amazon will no longer use non-disclosure agreements for data center deals with local governments, mirroring Microsoft's earlier decision. This shift aims to address community backlash against AI infrastructure, which has led to numerous moratoriums nationwide. Based on the publisher’s feed excerpt; the full article was not available.

Based on reporting from TechCrunch.

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Increased transparency in data center deals could foster greater community trust and collaboration, paving the way for more responsible AI infrastructure development.

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Without NDAs, Amazon's data center negotiations may face more scrutiny, but transparency alone won't prevent local opposition if communities still feel left out of decision-making processes.

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Amazon and Microsoft are ending NDAs in data center negotiations to address community concerns, but it's unclear if this transparency alone will build trust. Evidence on local government and public responses would clarify its impact.

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