Dowagiac residents sue data center over ‘constant noise’ — as company plans expansion

 

Dowagiac residents are suing a Hyperscale data center over constant noise from its cooling fans.

 

Two homeowners filed a federal class-action lawsuit claiming the 24/7 hum—measured at 58-62 decibels—invades homes, causes headaches, and prevents yard use, affecting over 1,300 nearby properties. The company, Alliance Cloud Services, plans a major expansion.

 

Source: https://www.themidwesterner.news/2026/05/dowagiac-residents-sue-data-center-over-constant-noise-as-company-plans-expansion/

 

 

 

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OYAMA, Japan — With a toothy grin, “Make America Great Again” hat and Trump-Vance T-shirt, Akio Toyoda hosted a star-spangled, barbecued, all-American, NASCAR spectacle at Fuji Speedway in a new charm offensive aimed not only at motorsports fans and diplomats, but possibly also U.S. tariffs.

Acrisure fires thousands for AI

 

Acrisure is laying off 2,250 workers—about 11% of its workforce—phased through 2027, citing AI, automation, and digital platforms as key drivers.

 

CEO Greg Williams said advances in these technologies are reshaping operations and client service.This follows last year's 400 accounting cuts for AI.

 

Sources: WWMT, The Insurer.

 

 

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