企业家塞巴斯蒂安·鲁奇计划在加州Imperial县索诺兰沙漠地区建设加州规模最大的人工智能数据中心1。该项目承诺为当地创造数千个就业机会和数百万美元的税收收入1，但这一雄心勃勃的计划在当地遭遇强烈抵触。
该数据中心拟建地点位于毗邻墨西哥边境的Imperial县1，面临多重地理和资源挑战。该地区温度常超过100华氏度（约37.8摄氏度），而水资源来自科罗拉多河且供应紧张1，这意味着数据中心的高能耗和用水需求将对当地已经吃紧的资源构成压力。Imperial市现有人口约22000人1，该项目的规模相对当地社区而言可谓庞大。
Sebastian Rucci has proposed building California's largest artificial intelligence datacenter in the Sonoran Desert region of Imperial County, near the Mexican border.1 The project promises to generate thousands of jobs and millions of dollars in tax revenue for the area.1 However, the initiative faces significant opposition from local residents concerned about its feasibility and environmental impact.
Imperial County presents substantial challenges for such an ambitious development. The region experiences temperatures that regularly exceed 100 degrees Fahrenheit, while water supplies drawn from the Colorado River are already under strain.1 The county seat of Imperial has a population of approximately 22,000 residents.1 As interest in the project became public in late 2024, these geographic and resource constraints have emerged as focal points in the growing dispute over whether the datacenter should proceed.1
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