[Protesters Storm Microsoft AI Data Center Construction Site in the Netherlands, Police Detain Nearly 200] According to Jinse Finance, on November 7th, citing multiple foreign media outlets including the Associated Press (AP) and Reuters, on November 6th local time, protesters stormed a Microsoft artificial intelligence (AI) data center construction site in Amsterdam, the capital of the Netherlands. Some climbed cranes and set off flares, while others clashed with police. This is the latest in a growing "anti-data center" movement sweeping Europe. Dutch police stated on the evening of November 6th that they detained 150 to 200 people suspected of illegal trespassing during the protests. Microsoft responded that it was aware of the demonstrations in Amsterdam, stating, "We understand the strong opinions the public has about this project and respect their right to peacefully express their views, but we will not tolerate any illegal behavior or actions that endanger personal safety."