Microsoft and Google overstate job creation at Chile data centers by ~100x
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In June, President Gabriel Boric announced that Microsoft’s hyperscale data center cluster would generate over 81,000 jobs.
In reality:
those projects would add only 909 permanent positions during the operational phase, which lasts about 30 years.
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