Nine-year-old girl leads campaign against £13billion plans for Europe's largest data centre that would cover over 850 acres of British countryside

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A nine-year-old girl named Demelza May is campaigning to stop a developer called Xlinks from building an AI campus. The planned data centre would be the largest in Europe and cover more than 850 acres of British countryside. The project involves an investment of 13 billion pounds. It would be located in Devon near the town of Great Torrington. The scale of the campus would dwarf the nearby town.

Demelza May wants to stop the developer Xlinks from building the AI campus, which would dwarf the nearby town of Great Torrington in Devon.

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