Uberlândia just learned a new trick: call a giant energy-hungry machine “the future” and watch basic questions disappear. The city hall post celebrates the advance of the first AI data center in Southeast Brazil as if the project were a gift dropped from the sky. But the same announcement admits the plant starts at 100 MW and plans to expand to 400 MW, a scale that turns “innovation” into a direct fight over energy. The post says the company will deal with Cemig “without harm” to residents, w...

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