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6:02Now PlayingElon Musk gets slapped with major legal blow as residents fight back against data center disaster. John Iadarola breaks it down on The Damage Report. Leave a comment with your thoughts below!
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Mississippi Residents Sue xAI Over 'Near Constant Noise' From Data Centers
"Elon Musk’s xAI data centers have grown so loud that a group of Mississippi residents has sued, urging a judge to intervene and even order the company to pay damages.
“It is a textbook example of putting profits over people, with corporate interests trampling residents' fundamental right to use and enjoy their property,” the lawsuit says.
Three residents in Mississippi’s De Soto County filed the class-action lawsuit for affected residents in the city of Southaven, which sits near the Tennessee border. Home to about 58,000 people, Southaven used to enjoy a “calm and quiet” environment, but since mid-2025, the community has faced “near-constant noise” and vibrations from xAI’s use of gas turbines to power the neighboring data centers, the lawsuit says. "
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