SCOTLAND PROTESTS DATACENTRE EXPANSION SURGE
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Hundreds gathered outside the Scottish Parliament to demand a moratorium on datacentre development as at least 20 projects advance across the country. The push-back highlights growing concerns over the rapid expansion of facilities, including one proposed in Fife that would rank among the world's largest.
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