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Elon Musk's SpaceX buying out 418 homes near flagship AI data center, but only if they drop participation in lawsuit

The properties will supposedly house SpaceXSI staff while also giving a chance to those who don't want to live near the data center to sell their…

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    Elon Musk's SpaceX buying out 418 homes near flagship AI data center, but only if they drop participation in lawsuit

    The properties will supposedly house SpaceXSI staff while also giving a chance to those who don't want to live near the data center to sell their homes.

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    Elon Musk's SpaceX buying out 418 homes near flagship AI data center, but only if they drop participation in lawsuit — report claims the company is targeting an entire neighborhood, but will only buy from people who don't pursue noise pollution complaints

    The properties will supposedly house SpaceXSI staff while also giving a chance to those who don't want to live near the data center to sell their homes.

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The properties will supposedly house SpaceXSI staff while also giving a chance to those who don't want to live near the data center to sell their homes.

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