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SpaceXAI home purchase plan requires waiving noise lawsuit claims

SpaceXAI plans to buy homes near a gas turbine power plant supplying its data center in Southaven, Mississippi, The Guardian reported. Sellers must waive claims in a noise class action. The reported plan covers 418 homes, with at least 18 owners agreeing to sell; the company has not confirmed those figures.

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What to know

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    SpaceXAI subsidiary MZX Tech LLC is handling the purchases. Prices reference Zillow estimates, but the purchase letters did not specify offers.

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    SpaceXAI denies the noise allegations. MZX Tech LLC says the purchases serve business needs but has not specified their intended use.

Why it matters

The reported plan directly links home sales near data center power infrastructure with residents’ ability to retain noise-related legal claims.

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