Building communities for critical infrastructure
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Amphio retweeted
If you use the Internet then you should support data centres.
Good to see the North West and North East support this vital infrastructure.
馃毃 NEW: We polled 1,000 British adults about the data centres being built here, and net support for one near where you live sits at -13.
The North East is the most supportive region at +11 and Northern Ireland the most opposed at -50.
Via @amphiotech (1/8)
Amphio retweeted
馃毃 NEW: We polled 1,000 British adults about the data centres being built here, and net support for one near where you live sits at -13.
The North East is the most supportive region at +11 and Northern Ireland the most opposed at -50.
Via @amphiotech (1/8)
Amphio retweeted
Excited to come out of stealth today with @amphiotech
A few years ago, I was writing reports on why the West can't build anymore.
Then I went to work for one of Europe's fastest-growing research companies and realised the election-grade tools to win were sitting right there.
So we built a company that points them at critical infrastructure.
If you're building something, get in touch at amphio.com
This week, the capital of AI - San Francisco - paused construction of all new data centres.
Across the West, $130bn of projects were blocked in the first quarter of 2026 alone. Not by capital, not by energy, not by engineering. By the people who live there.
Today we launch amphio.com to arm the people building critical infrastructure with the election-grade data they need to win these fights.
Using on-the-ground researchers who gather the local knowledge an online survey written hundreds of miles away cannot pick up, we mass-measure public opinion and model it down to individual neighbourhoods against a database of over 300 million adults.
The projects that get built in this decade will be the ones that understand the ground they're being built on.
This week, the capital of AI - San Francisco - paused construction of all new data centres.
Across the West, $130bn of projects were blocked in the first quarter of 2026 alone. Not by capital, not by energy, not by engineering. By the people who live there.
Today we launch amphio.com to arm the people building critical infrastructure with the election-grade data they need to win these fights.
Using on-the-ground researchers who gather the local knowledge an online survey written hundreds of miles away cannot pick up, we mass-measure public opinion and model it down to individual neighbourhoods against a database of over 300 million adults.
The projects that get built in this decade will be the ones that understand the ground they're being built on.