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Visual Capitalist has mapped where in the world the approximately 11,000 to 12,000+ operational data centres are located.  What do they need all these data centres for?

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“Data centres are the backbone of the digital economy, storing, managing and processing the world’s data. In this graphic, we visualise the countries with the most data centres as of November 2025, revealing where the world’s digital infrastructure is concentrated,” Visual Capitalist said and produced the image below.

Visualising All of the Worlds Data Centres in 2025 Visual Capitalist 19 November 2025

What do they plan to use all these data centres for?  The following recently published articles give us some idea. To read the full article, follow the hyperlink in the subtitle.

We’re Making Utter Fools Of Ourselves While Claiming To Have Reached The Apex Of Wisdom

Society seems to be rushing headlong toward replacing God and humans with “giant statistical prediction machines” in a trend that seems as inevitable as it is concerning. Last week, an Axios report heralded the rise of “chatbot Jesus” and AI pastors. The day following that report, a video advertising a service to turn deceased loved ones into eternal virtual companions went viral.

These ominous news bits come on the heels of Sam Altman’s announcement that ChatGPT would now offer erotica to its adult customers (and Elon Musk’s xAI already offered similar degenerate features). But as much as society is bent on its rushing, there’s an age-old warning that should cause humanity to pause: We become like what we worship.

Paul McCartney to Release Silent AI Protest Song After UK Relaxes Copyright Protections for Tech Firms

Legendary Beatles singer Paul McCartney will be releasing a silent music track next month in protest of the United Kingdom relaxing copyright protections for tech firms to push generative AI.

Artists have alleged that a recent change in copyright law “would make it easier to train AI models on copyrighted work without a license”.

“Under the heavily criticised proposals, UK copyright law would be upended to benefit global tech giants. AI companies would be free to use an artist’s work to train their AI models without permission or remuneration,” the artists said, adding that changes “would require artists to proactively ‘opt-out’ from the theft of their work – reversing the very principle of copyright law.”

Twitch Imposes Face Scans for UK Users to Comply with Government’s Censorship Law

British Twitch users are waking up to a new form of surveillance disguised as “safety.” The platform, owned by Amazon, has begun enforcing a requirement that forces viewers to undergo facial recognition scans before accessing mature-rated streams in the United Kingdom.

The change, made to satisfy the UK’s controversial Online Safety Act, effectively links biometric identification to entertainment and sets a precedent that privacy advocates have long warned could normalise state-aligned digital tracking.

Launching a High Court Challenge Against Australia’s Social Media ID Check Law

A High Court showdown looms as Australians question whether privacy and free speech can survive the nation’s new digital gatekeepers.

The Online Safety Amendment (Social Media Minimum Age) Bill 2024, scheduled to take effect on December 10, 2025, will require all users to prove they are over 16 before accessing major platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, X, and Snapchat.  To comply with this, people will have to give up their privacy by verifying with a government-issued ID.

Australia’s online digital ID checks and under-16 social media ban are now facing a constitutional challenge, with a coalition of Australians led by NSW Libertarian MP John Ruddick preparing to contest the new law in the High Court.

EU’s Weakened “Chat Control” Bill Still Poses Major Privacy and Surveillance Risks, Academics Warn

The European Union stands poised to vote on one of the most consequential surveillance proposals in its digital history.

The legislation, framed as a measure to protect children online, has drawn fierce criticism from a bloc of senior European academics who argue that the proposal, even in its revised form, walks a perilous line. It invites mass surveillance under a veil of voluntarism and does so with little evidence that it will improve safety.

Life Under Digital ID: A Global Analysis with Solutions

Above Phone has produced a report that answers the following questions about digital ID programmes:

  • How are they being rolled out?
  • Where will they be mandatory?
  • What will life be like with digital ID?
  • How much time do we have?
  • What can we do about it?

To access a copy of the report, you will need to sign up for Above Phone’s emails by providing a name and email address.

Last week, Hakeem Anwar, founder of Above Phone and Take Back Our Tech, joined Derrick Broze to discuss his new deep dive into the latest developments on digital IDs from around the world. Anwar outlines where digital IDs are advancing the fastest, where they are yet to roll out, and what you need to know to be prepared.  You can watch this interview on Voluntary Tube, Substack (transcript available), BitChute or Odysee.

Taiwan Warns of Security Risks and Political Bias in Chinese AI Models

Taiwan’s NSB identified alarming cybersecurity vulnerabilities in five Chinese AI models, including unauthorised data harvesting, location tracking and forced privacy policy acceptance.

These AI models can generate malicious scripts and exploit vulnerabilities, posing risks of remote cyberattacks, and systematically push CCP narratives.

Lawsuit Claims Google Secretly Used Gemini AI to Scan Private Gmail and Chat Data

When Google flipped a digital switch in October 2025, few users noticed anything unusual.  Yet, according to a new class action lawsuit, something significant had changed beneath the surface.

Plaintiffs claim that Google silently activated its artificial intelligence system, Gemini, across its communication platforms, turning private conversations into raw material for machine analysis.

The lawsuit accuses Google of enabling Gemini to “access and exploit the entire recorded history of its users’ private communications, including literally every email and attachment sent and received.”

And More …

Biometric Update provides some further reasons why they require so many data centres:

Featured image: Server Racks With Plexus Lines And Connection Dots In The Warehouse. Source: Getty Images

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Rhoda Wilson
While previously it was a hobby culminating in writing articles for Wikipedia (until things made a drastic and undeniable turn in 2020) and a few books for private consumption, since March 2020 I have become a full-time researcher and writer in reaction to the global takeover that came into full view with the introduction of covid-19. For most of my life, I have tried to raise awareness that a small group of people planned to take over the world for their own benefit. There was no way I was going to sit back quietly and simply let them do it once they made their final move.
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Islander
Islander
20 days ago

They’ll ride roughshod over Paul McCartney and his ilk-be assured of that-guaranteed!

Daniel the prophet (as verified by the Lord Jesus in Matthew 24:15)
said the end thereof shall be with a flood…desolations are determined. Daniel 9:26.

That is an increasing flood of evil, wickedness, lying, unrighteousness, call it what you will, and whatever else:

Or do we see the world improving???

janer
janer
20 days ago

Nice data centre/er you have there…shame if something were to…happen to it…

Raven
Raven
Reply to  janer
20 days ago

Just turn off the power.

history
history
Reply to  Raven
20 days ago

will be nuclear powered , we get the unreliable ..

Reverend Scott
Reverend Scott
20 days ago

Useful idiots need to be reeducated to show them the error of their ways….hammer the lesson home…cut to the point.. I’ve had enough of this crap and am not going along with it.

Glastian
Glastian
20 days ago

AI; Artificial Intelligence. Artificial, i.e. not Real. We live in a real world, not an artificial one. Anyway, all this AI information has to be input by humans, so it is inherently flawed to start with; garbage in, garbage out?

trackback
20 days ago

[…] There are over 11,000 data centres worldwide; where are they and why do they want them? Visual Capitalist has mapped where in the world the approximately 11,000 to 12,000+ operational data centres are located. What do they need all these data centres for? […]

Worrywart
Worrywart

AI centers are for:
1 Watching us.
2 Predicting our intended behavior.
3 Figuring out how to force us to behave as they want, not as we want — how long a leash each one of us may be allowed.
4 Locating and removing anyone who breaks his leash.
5 Doing all the planning, designing, building and operating of everything they want on earth, and disposing of everything they don’t want.

William
William
20 days ago

Nederland een behoorlijk aantal…Weten we gelijk waarom water en energie zogenaamd schaars worden voor de burger.

William
William
Reply to  William
20 days ago

Nederland vrij veel datacenters
dat bedoel ik.

history
history
20 days ago
Worrywart
Worrywart
Reply to  history
18 days ago

history — Satpal Singh Parhar and Mocha Barzigan. They are the bad guys and the good guys now. Whites are the new Native Americans, doomed to an increasingly marginal existence. We’ll be lucky if they let us have a reservation of our own. I doubt they will; they do not have the Christian’s mercy on their conquered enemy.

history
history
20 days ago

may as well add Canada and the U S together , the border will be gone . there’s 10 cities in the states ( east side ) 3 cities in canakastan , Montreal – Edmonton – Vancouver . the hwy from Mexico through the states and across canakastan is published on the w e f web site . so nuclear will be focused in those areas . ( water and power ))

Worrywart
Worrywart
Reply to  history
18 days ago

Rumor says closed Loring AFB in Limestone, Maine, will become an AI center. A nuclear facility will be built nearby in Canada in the Edmonton-Grand Falls-Perth Andover area of NB.

Fact: The base used to be mostly derelict and unguarded. Now the buildings are being fixed up, and there are fences and security guards who follow you around in their unmarked pickups if you drive down its streets.

Fact: Electricity from solar power now being generated in the Caribou-Presque Isle area in Maine is all already being sent to CA. The solar power collecting sites were constructed on former agricultural fields 2022-2025. One may be seen on Google Maps layers above and to the right of the intersection of South Main St and US Route 1 in Caribou. It is the black geometric shape.

history
history
19 days ago
Starquin
Starquin
19 days ago

Paul McCartney LOL are you having a laugh. You mean Billy Shears William Shepherd

Worrywart
Worrywart
18 days ago

You will own nothing, and you will be miserable. I mean, happy! You will be happy!