All they need is space and connections for power and water. They should not block access to good soil formed by decades, or centuries, of favorable environmental conditions.

Build them in 10-year flood zones. All that hardware will be outmoded by the time the next flood hits anyway.

There's lots of available land in Hanford, Washington.

They can power up with tides or geothermal.
Ask an existing data center how to do it!

The farmer. Causing them to go bankrupt. The right complains about "good" farmland going to solar farms while supporting the energy guzzling AI centers to developers for their weapons and surveillance of American people.

I sure hope people start looking deeply at their priorities.