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xAI is buying out homeowners who promise not to sue over data center noise

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Briefings

xAI is acquiring residential properties in Southaven, Mississippi, contingent on residents avoiding a lawsuit against the company's data center and power plant. A realtor reported plans to purchase 418 homes, with 18 already listed for sale, while tenants face eviction after landlords agree to sell. The initiative targets a neighborhood where the data center and power plant are located.

Key points

• xAI subsidiary is purchasing 418 homes in Southaven, Mississippi, conditional on residents not suing the company's data center and power plant.
• 18 homeowners have already initiated sales, and tenants are being evicted after landlords agree to sell their properties.

Context

xAI is expanding its operations by acquiring homes in Southaven, Mississippi, contingent on residents avoiding a lawsuit targeting the company's nearby data center and power plant. This initiative targets a neighborhood where the data center and power plant are located, raising concerns about property displacement.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a report from The Guardian and a realtor's statement; specific eviction timelines and landlord details are not fully documented.

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